Sentence examples similar to apparent indignation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Linklater's gracious Antipholus of Syracuse moves from indignation at Dromio's apparent duplicity (it's the wrong Dromio, of course) to punch-drunk wonder when Adriana (Emily Bergl, delightfully evoking a gum-cracking Gloria Grahame), his twin's wife, drags him home to dinner.
Furthermore, after watching the dash-cam video, it's apparent that the mere expression of indignation was Ms. Bland's only offense.
But after it became apparent that Mr. Nakagawa was being ridiculed in the foreign media, indignation in Japan grew.
In what he later described as a mood of "doubtlessly excessive indignation", Lefebvre wrote a "Declaration" in which he strongly attacked the modernist and liberal trends that he saw as apparent in the reforms being undertaken within the Church at that time.
Indignation suffused the gathering.
Democratic indignation soared.
Mr. Gingrich expressed indignation.
Milanovic feigned indignation.
Her indignation is selective.
