Sentence examples for degrees of indignation from inspiring English sources
Equally inevitably, Turkish politicians and commentators have told them, with varying degrees of indignation, to mind their own business.However, despite the sentence, it is by no means certain that Mr Ocalan will indeed be executed.
I prepared to summon the requisite degree of indignation.
SINCE Sept. 11, 2001, Americans have been heard to exclaim -- with varying degrees of shame, bewilderment and indignation -- Why do they hate us?" The response tends to fall between two extremes.
Ellison found that in autumn 1993 there was "clear evidence of a strong feeling of indignation and a degree of hostility" in senior Met echelons towards what they considered unjustified and untruthful statements by, or on behalf of, the family about incompetence and lack of effort in the murder investigation.
There, some demonstrators confronted officers on issues of police brutality, communicating their concerns with varying degrees of polite interest and outright indignation.
I was struck by the degree of shock and indignation in the online posts, and realized how distant the 1960s had become from the normative female experience of today.
CUNY's board of trustees ignited a firestorm of indignation last week by setting aside an honorary degree at John Jay College that would have routinely been approved under normal procedures.
That sense of indignation.
Prosecutors loosened howls of indignation.
This lack of indignation is mainstream here.
