Sentence examples for expressed indignation about from inspiring English sources

Senior bureaucrats and their political supporters have already expressed indignation about them.

Many of those who gathered after a call on Facebook to demonstrate expressed indignation about what they perceived as Mr. Berlusconi's autocratic style in governing Italy.

As for the protesters, they also expressed indignation about Mr. Cabral, who is grappling with polling in which half of those surveyed say he is doing a bad job, but they stopped far short of fretting about Antiquarius's fortunes.

In his conversation with me, Icahn expressed indignation about the effort to hold him accountable, which he has described, in conspicuously Trumpian language, as "fake news" and "a witch hunt".

Former secretary of state and Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton also expressed indignation about Trump's remarks.

For months, he had been writing e-mail messages to his former colleagues, expressing indignation about the Sept. 11 attacks and hope that he would go to Afghanistan.

In the days after Mrs. Clinton was criticized for misting up on the campaign trail, she won the New Hampshire primary and drew a wave of donations, many from women expressing indignation about how she had been treated.

The letter, posted on the website of the US chapter of PEN International and backed by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), expresses indignation about the deadly attacks on Mexican reporters.

That is a typical ploy of the right: make a false claim, and then express indignation about the falsehood.

POOL PARTY CRITICIZED Some in Arizona expressed indignation after Adrian Gonzalez and about 20 other Dodgers left their Champagne-soaked clubhouse and jumped into the Chase Field pool after clinching the N.L.

Mr. Gingrich expressed indignation.