Sentence examples for express indignation at from inspiring English sources
Real used an official statement to express indignation at the wording, which was not present in the latest version of the article on Wednesday.
Yet it is hard to express indignation at actions of the government after five years of running it, and some involved in surveillance note that it was Mr. Obama who pushed national security agencies to be aggressive in hunting terrorists.
American officials are skeptical, and often express indignation at the release of men like Mr. Elbaneh and Jamal al-Badawi, who is wanted in the attack on the American destroyer Cole in 2000 in the port of Aden.
And to to express indignation at my observation while being fine with that AP interview shows very selective outrage, to say the least.
This morning's Bulgarian newspapers expressed indignation at the incident.
But they are taking Brexit personally, expressing indignation at the prospect of having to be vetted in post-Brexit Britain.
Mr. Paul expresses indignation at being repeatedly asked the question, and says he has basically answered it.
The White House response contained two strong messages: expressing indignation at the killing of our officials, and disavowing the insulting video.
Sarasota police shared the images of the vandalised statue, with some social media users expressing indignation at the graffiti, and others applauding the protest.
President Clinton and other Western leaders expressed indignation at Mr. Saro-Wiwa's execution -- although not enough to impose oil sanctions on Nigeria, where American investment totals $7 billion.
American officials expressed indignation at the Turkish bombing, which killed as many as 20 Kurdish fighters in Syria and, according to the U.S. military, five Kurdish peshmerga troops in a coordinated attack across the border in northern Iraq.
