Sentence examples for end of indignation from inspiring English sources
Who, meeting the grade A student Philip Milton Roth in 1953 (the year in which he locates the end of Indignation) could have foreseen his literary life?
At debate time, I was near the end of Indignation, by Philip Roth and was finding the book devastatingly heartbreaking despite the fact that Michiku Kakatani ruined one of the book's biggest surprises in the opening sentence of her Times review.
In fact, the lower estimate seemed more like the truth, but plenty of people still seemed somewhat stunned by the multitudes who had showed up, to be entertained by a speech from the GMB's general secretary Paul Kenny, equal parts righteous indignation and end-of-the-pier repartee.
The song would have made for an ideal closer, ending the show in a gust of indignation, but the group quickly cut the mood with the jubilant "Ready to Run," then closed with "Goodbye Earl," its clever, sinister anti-domestic violence anthem.
SOUTHAMPTON - AFTER all the news media attention, finger-pointing and public displays of indignation about the closing of Southampton College, its 39th graduating class ended up with a pleasant enough commencement ceremony last Sunday.
Yet the end of the match brought a sense of bitter disappointment and humiliation from fans, and even a sense of indignation among many.
Then the newsreader gets to the end of the sentence and they erupt with indignation or confusion.
But the court decided that surviving victims and relatives of the deceased were not eligible for compensation because of peace treaties concluded at the end of the war, a decision that provoked indignation here.
That sense of indignation.
Prosecutors loosened howls of indignation.
