Sentence examples for also indignant about from inspiring English sources

"To me this is about much more than academisation; it is about the philosophy of education and about community – what is it for and who is it for?" The heads are also indignant about what they perceive as Whitehall's failure to understand that local context.

Try not to get too indignant about this, at least at first.

And Obama supporters can't get too indignant about Palin's inexperience.

Not only does Holloway feel it undermines his own team, he is also indignant at the suggestion Ferguson is not bothered about finishing the Premier League season on a high note.

(And if we become indignant about this, we might also get a little indignant about the treatment of all Americans, who, each in their own way, serve their country).

In case Iris or anyone else misses the point, there is also a sweet-and-sour old-studio screenwriter (a sly Eli Wallach) who waxes indignant about what has happened to the movies while his dusty Oscar stands watch.

Besides, they expressed more existential reflections on their smoking behaviour and were indignant about the perceived lack of empathy from doctors.

I felt indignant about the situation.

"People were just indignant about it".

Libertarians in Greece are justifiably indignant about the case.

In Beijing, some cellphone users were indignant about the reports.