Sentence examples for increasing indignation from inspiring English sources

For now, many of the administration officials who make China policy express increasing indignation about some of their fellow Americans.Nixon, they say, never gave a damn about the suffering of ordinary Chinese during the Cultural Revolution, yet he is praised to this day in America for his opening to China in 1972.

And he worries that the plays lack the increasing moral indignation evident in Bennett's diaries, for example, "an anger about the way England has gone.

A wave of public indignation has forced increasing numbers of congressmen, including some from Mr Cardoso's own Social Democrats, to support an inquiry.The political turbulence in the four-party coalition has been stirred up by the opening of a second inquiry.

Yet it's the moral indignation and lack of understanding that forces this issue behind closed doors, therefore increasing the risk to children.

On television, workers have been parroting that the best way they can show their indignation is to increase production.

In 2008, tax avoidance helped by secret bank accounts in Lichtenstein caused widespread indignation in Germany, generating pressure for increased openness.

The media attention given to this incident and the intense indignation might demonstrate the rebels' resolve to resort to violence and increase their bargaining position within the conflict - or it could further fuel the cycle of violence.

When the coup plotters stand trial, they may suffer the additional indignation of seeing their attempts to put Erdoğan in his place backfire, by providing a mandate for such increased powers.

While the hike came at a time of growing concern over inflation, which remains high even as economic growth has slowed considerably, the anger over the increase also reflects broader indignation over public transportation systems in São Paulo and in other large cities, which are plagued by inefficiency, overcrowding and crime.

She expressed indignation that some of Anthem's increases would be up to 15 times the rate of inflation, and that WellPoint had earned $2.7 billion in the fourth quarter of 2009.

And lots of indignation at my suggestion that the increase in inequality might reflect returns to skill, rather than outright theft.