Sentence examples for fierce indignation from inspiring English sources
He can roar -- with pain, with pleasure, with fierce indignation, filling the hall with full, strong tone.
Sullivan rode these hobbyhorses, and many more, hard on the Dish, often with fierce indignation and precision, sometimes with loopy monomania (Palin), often for fun.
The more timid reader would do well to remember these forerunners, and the conditions that fostered them, when confronted with young Lowell's fierce indignation.
So that I hope I may with justice pronounce myself an author perfectly blameless…" When he died in 1745, Swift, remembered as "the gloomy Dean", was buried in Dublin with the famous epitaph "ubi saeva indignatio ulterius cor lacerare nequit" (where fierce indignation can no further tear apart his heart) inscribed on his tomb.
But his "us against the world" modus operandi has run through his career like a name through a stick of rock, inspiring fierce loyalty among believers and exasperated indignation among his foes.
"But do they make it in titanium?" "They'd better!" Landis's face beamed with a fierce smile, his voice rising with mock indignation.
Yet today, after his proposal to ban the Muslim headscarf in French schools and public offices, it has turned sour.Since Mr Chirac proposed the law in mid-December, indignation in the Muslim world has been fierce.
Indignation suffused the gathering.
Milanovic feigned indignation.
