Sentence examples for for indignation from inspiring English sources

Dieudonné and his followers suppose that the capacity for empathy and the capacity for indignation is limited.

The words "Closed for Indignation" were emblazoned on the windows of their nine outlets in the city.

He had "no stomach for the murder of women and children," but don't mistake that for indignation.

Mr. Rock sees this as hypocrisy, and it provides him with an excellent occasion for indignation and satire.

Of a staid boyfriend she says, "On our way back Bertrand stopped to buy some politico-literary paper that would provide him grounds for indignation".

Dr. Cranberg's capacity for indignation at injustice was matched only by his optimistic belief in his ability to fight for change and to make a difference.

When other tax problems started cropping up – Tom Daschle, Nancy Killefer – Congress's appetite for righteous indignation trumped its appetite for urgency, which was a bit finicky to begin with.

The Dean Swift A London pub seems mysteriously convinced that a satirist known for "savage indignation" offers ideal branding for a hostelry encouraging visitors to "relax and enjoy the Dean Swift experience".

Tonally, it has been a balancing act: expressing sympathy for the victims, empathy for the grieving, and indignation for the idea that conservative rhetoric played a contributing role.

I don't have much cause for righteous indignation anymore.

"For righteous indignation, no one can match Henry Kissinger".