Sentence examples for indignant comments from inspiring English sources

The brief announcement of the operation on the ministry's Facebook page quickly drew indignant comments.

Indignant comments about Nazis and racial cleansing have swamped online forums.

His report provoked some indignant comments on social media from haggis lovers who pointed out that their favorite sausage was probably a lot safer than the kind of weaponry freely available to U.S. consumers.

Macke said he's not sure who started the Facebook page, but last week it was bristling with indignant comments.

Petley comments: "In any other democratic country, such threats to journalists would immediately be the subject of stories and indignant comment in most newspapers, but in Britain the threats are made in and, effectively, by, newspapers themselves.

"Junior, it's in the ditch!" But none of Mrs. Clinton's comments won as loud a reaction as her indignant remark about the price of gas.

Although the embassy spokesman said he had no idea who had posted the "Christmas thought" on Facebook on Monday, updates to the embassy's Twitter account on Tuesday included an indignant response to comments by a spokeswoman for the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign, who told The Irish Times that the embassy's Facebook post was "outrageous and extremely cynical".

Ishaq is indignant: "Keep your deviant comments to yourself".

Just take a cursory glance at social media the feeds of many have become a stream of indignant articles, conspiracy-riddled comment threads and protest photos.

My Sunday column argues that if we're going to be indignant about recent candidates' offensive comments on rape, we should be even more outraged by offensive policies.

The usually low-key Kolb was indignant when asked about Kelly's comments.