Sentence examples for as indignation from inspiring English sources

As ever, Burchill's writing seems fuelled as much by mischievousness as indignation.

My Twitter feed was inundated with racist comments thinly disguised as indignation.

The Great Arab Revolt and its forerunner, the Iranian summer of 2009, were propelled by profound frustration as well as indignation at tyranny.

In his telling of the "Citation and Examination of William Shakespeare," the young man engages his detainers in witty banter, earning as much admiration as indignation.

And, equally, violent revolution is never inevitable so long as indignation at social injustice is aroused before the desperate stage is reached.

As well as Indignation trying its luck at arthouse cinemas, also in the mix are Jim Jarmusch's Iggy Pop documentary Gimme Danger; a rerelease of Norman Jewison's quintuple Oscar winner In the Heat of the Night (1967); Paul Schrader's Nicolas Cage actioner Dog Eat Dog; and Japanese anime Your Name.

More Pop CD reviews None of the many attacks Kim Howells has launched during his brief period as culture minister has attracted quite as much indignation as his recent lambasting of gangsta rap.

The socially constituted part of an emotion may be smaller in basic emotions than in cognitively rich emotions such as moral indignation and romantic love, but culture as well as biology, social differences as well as individual differences, determine what emotions there are and whether, where, and when it is appropriate to have them.

It fuelled her own festering sense of righteous indignation, as well as a beguiling myth of Gloriana among her disgruntled acolytes.

The presumption of dictating to an independent nation the form of its government is so arrogant, so atrocious, that indignation as well as moral sentiment enlists all our partialities and prayers in favor of one and our equal execrations against the other.

The stripes on his jacket appeared to be trembling as much from indignation as from the infirmities of his 84 years as the senator held out his palm, and the power of parliamentary rules, before the onrushing bulldozer of the proposed Homeland Security Department.