Sentence examples for indignant about how from inspiring English sources

"I've always felt that there is no point being indignant about how Schwitters was treated.

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

Meeting envoy after envoy, she began to feel indignant about how diplomacy is shortchanged by the American public and politicians.

It's still a bloody big fight.' Calzaghe remains indignant about how long it took to face Lacey.

One Democratic senator, Eric Adams, was indignant about how two Democratic colleagues, Velmanette Montgomery of Brooklyn and Suzi Oppenheimer of Westchester County, had been treated by Republicans.

Using her own transition from baby-phobic naysayer to proud mother to frame her argument, Nelson is indignant about how polar the choice has become.

Through the conversation, Mr. Murdoch spoke in a gravelly and often indignant voice about how News of the World, now defunct, was targeted for practices that were largely commonplace in British journalism.

All the indignant cries about how busy we are; how many appointments our kids have; how hard we all work; how tired we all are; now hard life is now.

When I confronted him one evening after we both got back from work, he was initially indignant, screaming about how "fucking cynical" I was and how he'd never jeopardize what we had.

When I confronted him one evening after we both got back from work, he was initially indignant, screaming about how "fucking cynical" I was and how he'd never jeopardise what we had.

A moment of indignant bravery, followed by an uncertainty about how to properly punch someone.