Sentence examples for be indignant over from inspiring English sources

German politicians may be indignant over what they see as unfair Greek demands, but they have little incentive to hasten a collapse.

By David Denby In Frederick Wiseman's new documentary, "Domestic Violence," which is set largely at a shelter for battered women in Tampa, Florida, some of the women are sullen and abashed and so quiet that they seem to have relinquished the right to be indignant over what has happened to them.

Be indignant over being badly treated.

Even so, she's indignant over her predicament.

The mayor, predictably, is indignant over what she sees as outside interference.

The Mundial has not attracted as many fans as expected; Spanish papers are indignant over the commercialism.

Dr. Yi, a Chinese scientist and demographer, is indignant over the concerted act of censorship that struck a month ago.

When Friday's newspapers reported his position as ambiguous, the foreign ministry said it was "indignant" over such a charge.

Russia had long been indignant over Western support for Kosovo, the enclave in Serbia that won recognition as independent last year.

In Italy, a nation that cheerfully ignores Roman Catholic teaching on contraception, many citizens are indignant over the removal of crucifixes from school walls.

The French were indignant over the "perp walk", which they regard as a humiliating breach of the presumption of innocence (see article).