Sentence examples for indignant enough from inspiring English sources

Taking a deep breath, I realise that the surgeon is indignant enough for us both and would appreciate my practical help.

Before she was arrested, Alvarez-Herrera worked as a street cleaner in Sheriff Joe Arpaio's jurisdiction -- one of millions of employment opportunities just-indignant-enough during Boom Times to require brown staffers.

He recalls as a child having heard a racial epithet used only twice, but having known enough to be indignant.

Today's politically engaged Hollywood celebrity picks and chooses a cause, one eye on a country far away enough to wax indignant about, the other eye on the next contract.

In Italy, the political left and its thought leaders believed for years that it was enough to be indignant and to discuss the rise of a different regime.

When enough people get indignant they act and take back control by vigorous engagement in the election process before the choices and pathways are narrowed by the two-party duopoly.

One woolly article by the prime minister in the Church Times is enough to provoke an indignant letter of protest, signed by more than 50 notables.

By the eighth round, both were playing to the crowd, which was mainly but not wholly pro-Álvarez: each dared the other to hit him, as if indignant that the fight wasn't violent enough.

When Kevin spots Kelly again and follows her on a trip to a Whole Foods-type market, that detour is enough to prompt a long, comically indignant rant from one of Kevin's inner voices.

Indignant, she would say I'm not old enough.

Which was still leisurely enough for Republicans to get righteously indignant on both fronts.