Sentence examples for indignant like from inspiring English sources

His caricatures are not indignant, like Daumier's, or frenzied, like Gerald Scarfe's; they are decoratively descriptive.

The guy got indignant like any self-important Harvard professor does, pulled the old "Do you know who I am?" routine, and got arrested as a result.

In fact, as he acknowledges, many of the stories he recounts have already been told (and, arguably, told better) in earlier, more indignant works, like Jack Doyle's "Taken for a Ride" (2000) and Keith Bradsher's "High and Mighty" (2002).

And those critics—angry whites, indignant blacks who like to couple this verdict with the Rodney King verdict should consider an elementary circumstance: Rodney King was an unknown and undistinguished black man who was brutalized by the police; the only thing exceptional about that episode was the presence of a video camera.

"Painted" adds to their catalog of indignant anthems like "Head Is Not My Home," "Bones," and "Think Of You".

Also, the most indignant Republicans like Sen. Burr of North Carolina have also voted against S.1982 and now blame bureaucratic issues, rather than funding problems, as the cause of the VA crisis.

They honked like indignant Canada geese and rasped like didgeridoos.

The teenagers were smiling, but their teasing was indignant: See how you like flies.

And those critics — angry whites, indignant blacks — who like to couple this verdict with the Rodney King verdict should consider an elementary circumstance: Rodney King was an unknown and undistinguished black man who was brutalized by the police; the only thing exceptional about that episode was the presence of a video camera.

Vicente added, "It seems hypocritical that we become indignant over things like this when that's exactly the situation that exists in our country".

"Here is Hall... sounding like an indignant, aging baby boomer".