Sentence examples for as indignant from inspiring English sources

He should be as indignant as everybody else is over this breach".

Montgomery was just as indignant on Saturday after finishing sixth in the 100 with a time of 10.17 seconds.

The baying about political correctness and free speech is just as indignant as ever, if not more vocal.

It's too bad that Salafis weren't as indignant about the massacre of Syrians and Sudanese as about the trailer of a movie that may not even exist.

Asked whether Apple had factored manufacturing costs or component requirements into the design of the iPhone and iPad, Mr. Stringer came across as indignant.

He is just as indignant about the offenses that Congress and other parts of our government investigated three decades ago — and others have exposed since then.

Webster defines the Bridle as an indignant.

Here I have to make a statement, as an indignant immigrant.

"What does that even mean?" is a recurring question, as are indignant post-mortems on their various bunk-ups.

Before the initial descent to the floor, she froze momentarily — as if indignant, shaking him off coldly.

Imagine the outcome if Ferguson had contented himself, as countless indignant academics have done in the past, with letters, bitterly addressing Mishra's wrongness as he sees it.