Sentence examples for considerable indignation from inspiring English sources

30 min: In for Florent Malouda, much to the considerable indignation of the French nation, Abou Diaby is having a great game.

To his considerable indignation, the Israeli discovered that his American counterpart was under the impression that it was this group that had perished on the mountain overlooking the Dead Sea.Mr Ben-Yehuda was indignant because, as every Israeli schoolboy knows, the people who died on top of Masada were not the thuggish Sicarii.

In 2005, he reviewed Ian McEwan's novel "Saturday," in The New York Review of Books, and called it "a self-satisfied and, in many ways, ridiculous" book — a judgment that was met with considerable indignation in many quarters of London's literary world, where McEwan is widely respected.

While Saakashvili continues to benefit from splits within the opposition and nationalist indignation against Russia, his violent political impulsiveness has clearly caused considerable damage to his country.

Miliband indignation.

Indignation suffused the gathering.

Democratic indignation soared.

Mr. Gingrich expressed indignation.

Milanovic feigned indignation.

To awaken indignation?

Her indignation is selective.