Sentence examples for get so indignant from inspiring English sources

For example, it seems like every time someone is innocent they get so indignant about being accused their defense is usually something like, "You know what, go ahead and kill me, you fucking idiots.

Maybe we shouldn't have become so indignant.

"The workers here may become so indignant that they become more active," said one Indonesian labor activist.

It would be unsurprising, he continues, if a witness to Christ's birth had reacted to the Magi's gifts of gold, myrrh and frankincense with "an indignant tut of, 'Tch, it's all got so commercial'".

"Cryin' Chuck Schumer stated recently, "I do not have confidence in him (James Comey) any longer". Then acts so indignant.

So indignant is Mr Musk at what he calls this "backroom" deal that he is looking at the possibility of buying Kistler to get his hands on the NASA contract, which he believes he can fulfil at a much lower cost.

She was so indignant that she almost felt like talking to somebody.

I've never seen people so indignant, including many Democrats who are friends of mine.

"I feel so indignant seeing this, " said Beatrice Íbañez, 28, as she watched cleanup crews today.

In other words, Hughes is a high-level user of the constant media manipulation about which he seems so indignant.

King, the former chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, suggested France and Germany shouldn't act so indignant about NSA surveillance in their countries.