Sentence examples for act of indignation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Diaz is the impresario behind an inspiring act of indignation and cultural pride.

What Ferranti got instead was a passionate tour of the frenzied spectacles of the 20th century — with stops in Italy and France, as well as in Hungary and Korea — that Pasolini characterized as "an act of indignation against the unreality of the bourgeois world and the historical irresponsibility to which it gives rise".

One man, Pyotr Pavlensky, even nailed his balls to the floor of the Kremlin in a violent act of indignation towards the police state.

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On February 12 , 1994 during a rally to raise money for the defendants' mounting legal bills, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan supported the three aldermen's right to seize the painting, calling it "an act of righteous indignation".

At the time he already saw this as a clear act of cyberterrorism, as described below, and expressed concern with my lack of indignation: [T]is illegal act of cyber-terrorism against a climate scientist (and I don't think that's too strong a word) is ominous and frightening.

This lack of indignation is mainstream here.

subpoenaed to testify before Congress: his point was not to hear Mr. Cramer out, but to act out a cathartic ritual of indignation and castigation.

There do not appear to be the same resounding cries of indignation at the brutal act of trying to cut down a girl's life because she wants to go to school.

What shall we make of a country where people who have never experienced racial discrimination object with moral indignation to an act of peaceful protest by a man whose people still do not benefit from America's promise of equality?

His declarations that the United States will act unilaterally on issues like developing a missile defense has stirred a growing sense of indignation here.