Sentence examples for indignant because of the from inspiring English sources

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.

We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black South Africans, and now we are indignant because of stuff we have done overseas is now brought back into our own backyard.

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

The Russian athletes were indignant, many of the rest incensed.

But that same slyness undercuts the indignant bite of "The Hottest Spot in Hell".

He had difficulty in keeping from laughter at the indignant surprise of the guests.

"Steve, you lying [expletive]," wrote one indignant member of the MacCentral.com forum.

The only visible response of Russian authorities was indignant denial of the allegations.

The Democrats wanted an indignant critic of the status quo.

He trails around after the new couple, unsure of his rights, indignant but aware of the absurdity of indignation.

The group was already indignant and many of the veterans believed one of their number could have been promoted instead.