Mr. Peltier's supporters expressed indignation that F.B.I. employees would try to influence a clemency decision.
Five of the patients were at the rally, denying the accusations and expressing indignation that their files had been used without their knowledge.
Hynek Blasko, Jakub's father, expressed indignation that human rights groups were putting the rights of criminals ahead of those of victims.
In his comments on Monday, Mr. Trump expressed indignation that Democrats were questioning Judge Kavanaugh's youthful drinking and suggested that some of them were being hypocritical because they themselves abuse alcohol.
She expressed indignation that some of Anthem's increases would be up to 15 times the rate of inflation, and that WellPoint had earned $2.7 billion in the fourth quarter of 2009.
The Governor, after expressing indignation that anyone might think she was quitting for other than "altruistic, sincere, and articulated reasons," replied, in part, "July 3rd is the eve of Independence Day.
He expressed indignation that foreigners had paid little attention to the environmental disaster, contrasting this with the concern over Kuwait's oil wells set afire in the Persian Gulf war.
Angry commenters across the Web criticized the complete absence of coverage of this terrible story by any mainstream news outlet, and expressed indignation that three lost lives in Boston should mean so much more to us than 30 in a foreign country.
Democrats expressed indignation that Republicans were insisting on finding spending cuts to offset the unemployment benefits while being perfectly willing to add to the national debt the $700 billion cost of continuing the tax cuts on the highest incomes for the next decade.
When I asked Dr. Harold Schwartz, the current director of the institute, to comment on the Church's charge that the retreat's doctors had been too optimistic in their reports, he expressed indignation "that the Church would point its finger at us to deflect attention from its own culpability".
He rattled off a list of other American cities with strong, legal beekeeping scenes, and expressed indignation that New York was not among them: "We are not followers in this city!" Meanwhile, a 5-year-old girl in a bright yellow beekeeper suit was, unbidden, quietly handing out Beekeepers Association business cards.
