Sentence examples for democratic indignation from inspiring English sources

Democratic indignation soared.

David French strikes a similar note of democratic indignation about the Missouri protesters in the National Review: The entire notion that these students need a "safe space" is a lie.

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the House minority leader, expressed indignation, saying Democratic leaders had pushed the bill through on Wednesday night even after learning that it was flawed.

And the Democratic presidential candidates have cranked up indignation about President Bush's tax cuts for high earners.

Respectful disagreement is virtuous in a democratic society, but so is appropriate indignation.

But, even if he fails to secure the Democratic nomination, he has exposed a deep indignation about the distribution of wealth which other candidates cannot ignore.

Former secretary of state and Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton also expressed indignation about Trump's remarks.

It has been kind of fun watching many in the state's press corps, and particularly its headline writers, work up moral indignation over the tone of the Democratic primary battle between Jim Florio and Jon S. Corzine.

Public indignation and distrust about priorities may activate democratic leaders in various ways and roles to judge and affect network companies.

The faux indignation and outrage Republicans are spewing over Democratic opposition to the elevation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court is a perfect illustration of the self-inflicted governmental dysfunction that is currently gripping the country.

Yelling, booing, demands for a recount, and indignation that reportedly turned physical, dominated Nevada's Democratic state convention at the Paris Las Vegas Casino on Saturday.