Sentence examples for expressed indignation at from inspiring English sources

This morning's Bulgarian newspapers expressed indignation at the incident.

How they would have understood my frustrations, fed me potatoes and tortes to assuage my boy-grief, expressed indignation at the rejection slips that kept piling up next to my computer.

BART's police chief, Kenton Rainey, expressed indignation at criticism that the officers should have used a Taser or talked to Mr. Hill, who, according to social workers, most likely suffered from mental illness.

China criticized the United States today for giving Taiwan's president, Chen Shui-bian, a visa to stop in Los Angeles next week on his way to the Caribbean and expressed indignation at the island's annual effort to join the United Nations.

A4 China Objects to U.S. Visa China criticized the United States for giving Taiwan's president, Chen Shui-bian, a visa to stop in Los Angeles on his way to the Caribbean, and it also expressed indignation at Taiwan's annual effort to join the United Nations.

During the Gaza war this summer, as the death toll reached twenty-one hundred Palestinians and seventy-one Israelis, and leaders around the world expressed indignation at the scale of the Israeli response to the Gaza rockets, nearly all the rallies in the country were pro-war, shows of national solidarity with the families of the Israeli dead, with the Israel Defense Forces.

Yesterday, Twitter expressed indignation – as Twitter so predictably does – at the news that Waitrose Kitchen magazine had dumped Delia in favour of Pippa.

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.

Real used an official statement to express indignation at the wording, which was not present in the latest version of the article on Wednesday.

At the beginning of the book, he depicts a Vatican monsignor, a member of the COSEA commission, expressing indignation at corruption within the Vatican and the need to let the Pope know.