Sentence examples for indignant discourse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Figueroa heats his rhetoric appropriately, but is careful to keep within the boundaries of indignant discourse.

For a country that idealizes opportunity, dotes on celebrity and frequently confuses the ability to make vast sums of money with wisdom, it is remarkable how indignant the discourse gets when a rich person runs for public office.

But four years on the road to just about anywhere or divided among a few workplaces would net students more diversity, less reckless trafficking in ideologically charged claims about "difference," and greater perspective on -- and sympathy for -- indignant complaints lodged against xenophobia or "hegemonic discourse" than four or more years at alma mater.

Mr Putin does already virtually monopolise his country's media and public discourse, and when he brands his domestic critics as "traitors", they don't just feel indignant, they feel frightened.

4. Feel indignant.

Creme was indignant.

He was indignant.

But they remain indignant.

She seemed indignant.

I was indignant.

Some folk discourse.