Sentence examples for driven by indignation from inspiring English sources

It's hard to write simply, and particularly so when driven by indignation, anger or dismay.

Hessel's book argues that French people should re-embrace the values of the French resistance, which have been lost, which was driven by indignation, and French people need to get outraged again.

In Mark and Matthew, he appears to be driven by indignation at Jesus' profligacy in allowing himself to be anointed with an expensive ointment, which could have been sold for money to give to the poor.

And if UBS and Julius Baer have highlighted anything, it is that the source of the secret documents may not be driven by righteous indignation against offshore banking.

So, driven by my indignation, I applied for, and was accepted to the DC Teaching Fellows, a fast track teacher training program.

My indignation was also driven by guilt, provoked by a remark made by Joyce a couple of weeks ago over coffee with the gang after geri-zumba: "I know they're pricey, but just right for us".

But working ourselves into a state of indignation about a second Bush administration driven by militant illogic gets us nowhere.

The ceremony at San Giovanni Bosco church on 21 August prompted indignation as it featured a gilded carriage driven by six horses, a band playing the music fromThe Godfather, and rose petals being thrown from a helicopter.

Probably driven by talking dogs.

"We're driven by competition".

He was driven by ambition.