Sentence examples for become so indignant from inspiring English sources
Maybe we shouldn't have become so indignant.
"The workers here may become so indignant that they become more active," said one Indonesian labor activist.
Revelationes de futuris temporibus, etc. 3 A Low-German version of the Legend, of the fourteenth-fifteenth century, says St. Brendan on one occasion became so indignant at the extravagance of a book of miracles he was reading that he cast it into the fire.
How can either the Chinese or the Americans become so moralistic and indignant when their leaders reflect a type of horse-trading that we accept and engage in?
Putting aside the James May shirts and musketeer beard, the up-and-down cadences of his abrasively nasal, cod-indignant routine have become so familiar, the actual words don't even matter any more; it's just a braying noise, an ululating waveform, a schtick that's become stuck.
We've all become so used to the idea that style is substance -- we're indignant that our good manners and our new clothes didn't protect us.
Peter H. Schuck, a Yale law professor who thought the law schools' legal position was misguided, said that many professors were so indignant about the military's treatment of gay men and women and so scornful of the military itself that their judgment became clouded.
She was so indignant that she almost felt like talking to somebody.
I've never seen people so indignant, including many Democrats who are friends of mine.
In other words, Hughes is a high-level user of the constant media manipulation about which he seems so indignant.
