Sentence examples for expresses indignation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paul expresses indignation at being repeatedly asked the question, and says he has basically answered it.

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.

A letter published that same month in the "people's complaints" section of the newspaper Jornal do Brasil expresses indignation about "a gang of minors" from the hill, stealing a pair of trousers on display in a shop window in Carioca Street.

Mr. Gingrich expressed indignation.

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

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed "indignation and regret" at Panama's decision.

The GMB union, which represents workers in the retail sector, expressed indignation.

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

Mr. Peltier's supporters expressed indignation that F.B.I. employees would try to influence a clemency decision.

Apart from expressing indignation about LibDem tactics, Rathbone spent the years after his parliamentary defeat largely as chairman of Sponsorship Consultancy Ltd.

But they are taking Brexit personally, expressing indignation at the prospect of having to be vetted in post-Brexit Britain.