Sentence examples similar to indignant at something from inspiring English sources
But after a while, I suspect, most mothers with jobs are no longer surprised that it is hard to combine things that are often at cross-purposes (sick child, work deadline), no longer particularly indignant at the realization that something usually has to give.
Mr. Vidal follows developments in American politics by way of CNN and The International Herald Tribune from his home in Ravello, though he is indignant at the suggestion that he is something of a recluse, a subject he had raised himself as the lunch in Beverly Hills had come to a quiet end, without dessert.
But when the mockery ends, the pieces I've read eventually grow indignant at the very idea that people care about something as insignificant as pleasure.
Tortorella was indignant at the suggestion.
Broecker is indignant at the suggestion.
She, like others, waxes indignant at such culinary inexactitudes.
"No!" Mr. Cowell said, utterly indignant at the insult.
Dr. Hendriksson was neither surprised nor indignant at the results.
In fact, they are indignant at being denied the keys.
I was a bit indignant at the time.
