Sentence examples similar to get very indignant from inspiring English sources

"He got very indignant and said, 'I can ace this with my eyes closed,' " the sergeant recalled.

And then bitcoin arrived and suddenly everyone got very excited, or indignant, or both.

I've gotten a lot of very indignant emails after my Tuesday column trying to hold back the Libby/Rove lynch mob.

He went back to find a very indignant bank president waiting for the carriage.

He says: "You're very indignant you've got no toys.

A couple of reviews of Win Win were very indignant that the guy didn't get his boiler fixed [it is threatening to explode throughout the film].

People I know kept looking at me saying "You look very posh, Sarah!", sounding really surprised... to which the only obvious response I could muster was a very indignant and wounded: "But I am posh!" Those of us getting honoured were allowed to bring three guests each with us, so I took my husband, Steve... obviously.

The man in the front row and the brown topcoat is very indignant.

"Carlos was very indignant when he was challenged by the local police — I think he was stopped for driving erratically.

Grandmamma Angelo fell down the… The man in the front row and the brown topcoat is very indignant.

Spies would later testify, "I was very indignant.