Sentence examples for indignant as from inspiring English sources

Accountants, regulators and legislators face a nation of investors who, in ultimate denial of their own responsibility for managing financial risk, are indignant as well as angry.

He looks remote, almost indignant, as if taken aback.

He is eagerly indignant, as they are, over money, hierarchy, immigration, discipline.

She talked and I agreed, and sympathized, and waxed indignant as required.

He should be as indignant as everybody else is over this breach".

But she was taken aback, indignant, as if someone had already dared to remark on his presumptuous extravagance.

We see them as a gladiatorial contest, or even a kind of bullfight - the reviewer in his suit of lights goading the poor authorial bull - and we feel as indignant at the author stopping the contest to protest the unfairness of the thing, as we would if the bull stopped the fight in order to write an indignant letter to a Spanish newspaper.

Conservatives rubbish the indignants as extremists.

I feel indignant -- and as anxious as I once felt in that taxi.

It's too bad that Salafis weren't as indignant about the massacre of Syrians and Sudanese as about the trailer of a movie that may not even exist.

If only Dick and Lynne Cheney were as indignant over the tragedy of more than 1,000 American soldiers killed and thousands wounded in Iraq as they are over an innocuous remark by Senator John Kerry concerning their daughter Mary, I would feel much better about just what the top priorities of our vice president are.