Sentence examples for extreme indignation from inspiring English sources

They were brazen and lawless, and their behavior has aroused extreme indignation among the masses.

"We express our extreme indignation and condemn some e-commerce companies for their demeaning activities," the letter read.

The Russian embassy in the country released a statement expressing "extreme indignation and disgust" over the installation, which appeared in the courtyard of Riga's old KGB headquarters, now a museum.

Drug use in his teen years mixed with feelings of "extreme indignation over racism".

Of the interviewed party-members 63% percent expressed extreme indignation against it, while only 5% expressed approval of racial persecution, the rest being noncommittal.

Yamaoka's passion for his project pushes him to extreme situations and outrageous bursts of indignation.

When Anthony Weiner questioned the legitimacy of Sanders running as a Democrat, or when Senator Claire McCaskill attacked Bernie for being "too liberal" and "extreme," ironically there was never any uproar or indignation among those who claim to support unity among progressives.

Perhaps it was Zi Lu's indignation that triggered in Confucius a worry that his followers might take extreme and even immoral measures to find food.

Rebels motivated by political indignation, who received limited backing from Western governments, slowly became outnumbered by rebel groups with extreme Islamist motivation fighting to create what they call the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

SINCE Sept. 11, 2001, Americans have been heard to exclaim -- with varying degrees of shame, bewilderment and indignation -- Why do they hate us?" The response tends to fall between two extremes.

The extreme poverty of the Icelanders and the misery that had been caused by a series of epidemics aroused his indignation against the negligent secular authorities, and he carried on a lifelong feud against them.