Sentence examples for burning indignation from inspiring English sources
On other songs he is full of burning indignation as he levels the fallacies of the music industry with a mighty lyrical blow: "Now we are the talk of the town/The word on the grapevine/Is nothing but cheap lies".
The speech he made, burning with indignation, which became a classic, appeared in Harper's Weekly (September 21 , 1912 and in his book of essays Memories and Milestones (1915).
Some accused her of accommodating white injustice, but her letters make clear that she was often burning with indignation over racial mistreatment.
But officials in many places said they were still scrambling for alternative sources of cash for the coming months — and burning with indignation at officials in Tallahassee, the state capital.
He would have written about Grenfell Tower with precision and searing clarity and with a coldness that did not conceal the savage indignation burning underneath.
You watched Roger Clemens with a burning sense of indignation, then anger, as he mowed down Met after Met en route to eight shutout innings.
He said his motivation to write the play came from wanting to keep the "fires of anger and indignation and outrage burning" over the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Wouldn't our # culture turn us all into caped tights-wearing heroes as we sprang into action with burning righteous indignation?
