Sentence examples for indignant because from inspiring English sources

To his considerable indignation, the Israeli discovered that his American counterpart was under the impression that it was this group that had perished on the mountain overlooking the Dead Sea.Mr Ben-Yehuda was indignant because, as every Israeli schoolboy knows, the people who died on top of Masada were not the thuggish Sicarii.

Moss is moderately indignant because for twelve years people have been confusing him with Moses.

Some Britons are indignant because the Government took nothing from the last Budget for the hard-hit old-age pensioners.

Franz Joseph, indignant because of the anticlerical policy of the liberals, dismissed his prime minister, Karl, Fürst (prince) von Auersperg, in 1868 and replaced him with the conservative Eduard, Graf (count) von Taaffe, his boyhood friend.

After September 11 , 2001 he said: "We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black South Africans and now we are indignant because the stuff we have done overseas is now brought right back into our own front yards.

· After September 11 2001: "We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black South Africans and now we are indignant because the stuff we have done overseas is now brought right back into our own front yards.

In the Nov. 1st issue, it ran a kind of editorial saving that it had loved us because we maintained a fine tone of "indignant woe," because most of our articles were called "Trouble in Transjordania," and because our editorials always ended with "We shall see what Lord Woolton had to say about this".

On November 13th José Manuel Barroso, the commission's president, struck a conciliatory note, but suggested that Germany could do more to support domestic demand, which would boost imports, by opening up its services sector.The commission's decision has made many Germans indignant but that is because, wrongly, they regard their surplus as a sign of their exporting virility.

"We were indignant and angry, because the firefighters did not raise their ladders," said Vladislav V. Yermikhin, who jumped, cannon-ball style, onto a tarp held open like a net.

"We feel very indignant toward the perpetrators, because these people were working hard for the development of Bangladesh," said Shinichi Kitaoka, the president of the Japan International Cooperation Agency.

One friend who has struggled to get health care and will benefit hugely from Mr. Obama's health plan is indignant at Mr. Obama — partly because of incorrect scare stories he has heard about the health reform.