Sentence examples for bit of indignation from inspiring English sources
Show one tiny bit of indignation or entitlement and you will have a cop more than willing to give you a ticket.
And a bit of righteous indignation wouldn't go amiss neither.
She did lose a bit of her indignation when he told her he knew about her stash of cake frosting.
The first scrutiny comes with a kind of fascinated outrage, tinged with a bit of self -righteous indignation.
The minister has been less accommodating so far over the second source of indignation.
No matter the size or the neighborhood, every Manhattan apartment is imbued, at least a little bit, with an aura of indignation.
No matter the size or the neighborhood, they are all imbued, at least a little bit, with an aura of indignation.
When an intended betrothal enrages the Ferrars, the scene where they pile on in a fit of indignation worthy of a rugby scrum works well because it's a bit of gossip being related to a third party.
"The government finds it must mine this indignation, generate a little bit of fear, to tell people, 'Don't go to the marches, bring it down a bit,'" Robles Maloof told VICE News.
That sense of indignation.
