Sentence examples for been indignant about from inspiring English sources

From taxi journeys to department store purchases to — in the case of Judy Murray — overpriced doughnuts, Scots in England have long been indignant about the difficulty paying for things with the cash they have carried south.

We have collectively been indignant about the outrages of that era for a long time, so when the Klansman (Steve Aronson) spews out his invective, it doesn't jolt us so much as confirm the odiousness we have long recognized.

In Beijing, some cellphone users were indignant about the reports.

He was indignant about Farrell's controversial recall.

A spokesman for the Royal Opera House was indignant about the assessment.

So there's lots to be indignant about.

They'd be indignant about the secret money funneled into midterm campaigns.

Yet I can't bring myself to be indignant about its inventions.

Surgeons such as Mallucci are indignant about the exposure of breast implants in the media.

Harris has seen the mass of uncut footage, and he's indignant about the imposture.

"I've always felt that there is no point being indignant about how Schwitters was treated.