When the middlemen grew indignant, demanding to know why this nearly identical type of ware cost more, he counseled the women to respond with a whiff of their own indignation, "Because it is an armadillo and not a pig".
Facing indignant demands from Egypt's antiquities chief, a corporate sponsor of a touring King Tut exhibition opening today in Chicago agreed yesterday to relinquish an ancient sarcophagus that is kept at its company headquarters.
Little is usually done about official misdeeds until a large number of indignant citizens demand it.
They often have a theme in common, which is an indignant popular demand: "Stop speaking for us and start listening to us".
HERE at Etiquette Central, we are under siege from indignant citizens demanding justice.
Both are wrestling with costly but politically popular fuel subsidies that are driving up government budget deficits, and both have indignant publics demanding an end to endemic corruption.
After two months of having fingers wagged under my nose by indignant Arabs demanding that the United States change its policy toward the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, Dr. el-Ezabi's gentle plea made a deep impression on me.
You could almost feel the collective tremor of university museums around the country, as well as art dealers circling, indignant collectors demanding that the Rose return donated gifts of art, and prospective donors changing their wills.
He has more subtle moments too - the gentle eyeroll when an indignant Jason demands: "Do I look stupid?" But I still come back to Tara Thornton, played by Rutina Wesley, who steals every scene she's in, whether she's handing out gratuitous insults or lessons in race politics.
With a scant 28 days left before the World Cup, the streets of Brazil have been filled with burning barricades, armored military vehicles, and thousands of indignant citizens demanding that their voices be heard.
