Sentence examples for he indignant from inspiring English sources

What is he indignant about?

He has an adenoidal tenor and a lisp, but when he is indignant he can be an impassioned orator.

But he was indignant, he conceded, about being called a thief, as had happened not long ago, when he bought a new house.

He was indignant, he said, and grew even more upset when it seemed to him the fund was taking the side of the banks and pressing the government to foist long-term bonds on Argentine savers.

But, he said, he was indignant about her killing and determined to pursue her murders, even if that pursuit lead to the military.

The former president said he was "indignant" at the treatment he had received.

And although he was indignant about how his colleagues were being treated, he felt that he had to keep shooting.

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.

He always eats everything on his plate, and he is indignant at people who leave scraps.

Abe, a strong supporter of the US military presence on Okinawa, said he was indignant over Shimabukuro's death and hinted that he would confront Obama next week.

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