Sentence examples for has caused indignation from inspiring English sources

The auction of several of these exquisite faucets on the international market in recent years has caused indignation in China and has come to be seen as a further reminder of the nation's humiliation at foreign hands.

A Turkish court has charged three journalists working with Vice News with "aiding a terrorist organisation" and ordered their arrest pending trial in a move that has caused indignation and outrage amongst journalists and international human rights groups.

The leader of Germany's anti-Islamic Pegida movement has caused indignation by linking a planned terrorist attack on two of Munich's railway stations with the tens of thousands of refugees who were applauded when they arrived there earlier this year.

That the head of the Icelandic parliament's general committee seemed to support the tycoons' application – or at least not to outright reject it – has caused massive indignation.

That result has caused consternation and indignation among the country's political elite.

The one cheering aspect of the Tavecchio affair, said Chaouki, has been the indignation it has caused on social media and among ordinary fans.

Given the indignation her financial claim has caused, chances are it might not even make the best-seller list once it hits Bogotá's bookshelves.

Mr Choi's story has highlighted the government's habitual indifference, and caused outrage.Unlike in Japan, where the abduction of at least 17 people has caused huge popular anger, the kidnappings have aroused little public indignation or government activity in South Korea.

An editorial in Melbourne's "The Age" newspaper on June 27, 1865 reported that in Sydney the assassination of Lincoln had caused great indignation.

It was decided by the rebel generals to utilise the feeling of indignation which the assassination had caused among their own partisans.

Allegations that the NSA had spied on its EU allies caused indignation in Europe.