Sentence examples for denial indignation from inspiring English sources

Denial, indignation, bang to rights?

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Up to that point all that was offered were official denials, moral indignation and confirmation from Campbell that "there is an inside-military & customs services assessment process to look at the question of what we were doing, what we knew, who was engaged – so to essentially create a capacity to characterise whether there's some substance to allegations".

There are three main ways to understand Clemens's position of vociferous denial and righteous indignation in the face of potentially damaging evidence against him.

As the scandal widened, country after country, as well as many of the prominent figures mentioned, issued denials and statements of indignation.

Denial had quickly given way to indignation — not at the alleged rapist but at the outrages to which he was subjected by the American criminal-justice system.

The Internet hummed with indignation.

The Chicago police department has reacted with indignation and non-specific denials of the Guardian's Homan Square reporting, and have taken particular umbrage at allegations of physical abuse.

He made the denial, in English, at a news conference that bristled with indignation at the "ridiculous" palace inspection and ascribed it to pressures from the United States, Britain and Israel.

Here was the great, brush-cut Rocket character, filled with denials about the accusations by Brian McNamee, his former personal trainer, and chesty indignation bordering on intimidation.

Researchers then contacted the prospective listees encountering abrupt telephone hang-ups, heated denials, threats, the occasional thinly veiled offer of a bribe to be kept off the list and great indignation.