Sentence examples for grow indignant from inspiring English sources

Before you grow indignant, ask yourself this: do you weep at the cherry, a singular derived from the singular cheris; or at the pea, long ago conjured from the singular pease?

Reyes drew New Zealand in the pool, and when he was told it had no chance of winning, he grew indignant.

He grew indignant.

At times, Mr. Bruno grew indignant, even defiant, and his voice rose with anger.

Jackson grew indignant at the suggestion that his own time had passed.

Howard Krongard grew indignant, saying his brother had no ties to Blackwater.

He grew indignant at the suggestion that there was anything sexual to the sleepovers.

Asked about Mr. McCain, she grew indignant: "Sometimes I think he might say the wrong thing.

In the newness of the world God was a young man, and grew indignant over the slightest things.

Mr. Stewart lampooned those who deplored the slick, synthetic packaging of events, then grew indignant when Al Sharpton diverged from the script.

When the jury waffles on its selection of his design, and it is suggested that he either withdraw or somehow alter it, he grows indignant and increasingly angry.