Sentence examples similar to heightened indignation from inspiring English sources
They insisted it was Buttler and England who had breached the spirit of the game, with their sense of indignation heightened because the young off-spinner Sachithra Senanayake, who ran Buttler out, had his bowling action called into question on the eve of the game.
It hardly makes extinction less monstrous, that thought, but it's the trick that we use to keep the metronomic illusion intact and time torture at bay.' In this latest novel, Indignation, heightened awareness of the immanence of death, of how danger and threat lie in wait for all of us all of the time, torments the father of a promising Jewish student from Newark, New Jersey.
Their indignation has been heightened by two unfortunate incidents.
Toilet paper is the latest item to join the list of unobtainable goods – last week the government announced it was organising an emergency shipment to boost supplies – but it has heightened the sense of urgency and indignation felt by many.
The effect of "Black Ribbons" is heightened considerably by King's droll, seemingly off-the-cuff riffs, full of righteous indignation and underlying humor as he rails against mounting government oppression and champions the importance of the voice of the individual to counter it.
Your emotions are surely heightened.
The Americans heightened the pressure.
They had acquired heightened attention.
Instead, he heightened his attacks.
"Everyone's awareness is heightened".
