Sentence examples for became indignant that from inspiring English sources

The prosecution says that as Mr Mahmood pressed for results, the agent became indignant that his credentials were being questioned and claimed that his Indian "customers" would pay £400,000 without the proof the reporter was after.

The funny part, he said, would have been that "Phoebe becomes indignant that she hasn't signed it Mary Poppins".

He was wearing a blue tie and a blue pocket square, and he became indignant at the suggestion that the tie (floral-patterned) and the handkerchief (checked) might have been intended to match.

Then I became indignant at the ferociousness of their incessant pestering.

When the news of the execution reached Elizabeth, she became indignant and asserted that Davison had disobeyed her instructions not to part with the warrant and that the Privy Council had acted without her authority.

The Brazilian government has spent millions of dollars on radio and television advertisements, but census takers still find that people in many remote areas do not know what a census is and that some become indignant at their presence.

That is when Harrington became indignant.

Bartlet, who arrived as a Clintonlike Democrat, still has such liberal social ideals that he recently became indignant about the country's poor record on greenhouse emissions.

Called out, Goldsmith became indignant.

When I betrayed a flash of nonchalance, she became indignant.

After Hilton and other observers decried Banks's language, she became indignant.