Sentence examples for indignant man from inspiring English sources

The indignant man loomed over Hadley, his angular face hardened with strain.

The tall indignant man is telling his long, dull story to the desk clerk here at Chicago's Midway Airport.

"Life on Wall Street made him a sick man". But his business experiences made him an indignant man as well, and left him with a conflicting mix of aims and means.

An indignant man with genuinely black hair who does not wear the starched white clothes that Indians recognize as the costume of corruption, but instead appears in public in a modest cotton shirt that he never tucks into his modest trousers and with a cap that has a reprimand to politicians written on it.

Thousands of indignant men and women, young and old, tried to stop the fraud and protect their rights.

There is a poignant scene in the gospel story as a group of indignant men drag a woman to Jesus, pointing their fingers at her in moral and mortal accusation.

This indignant old man was going to die waiting for something called justice, while everyone else in the city struggled.

And in his testimony before House committees, he clearly relished the interplay, demanding respect as an indignant black man, clearly taken aback by his treatment.

Da Ponte wrote his memoir when he was in his seventies and eighties — a still energetic but indignant old man who was convinced that people jealous of him had robbed him of what should have been his great triumphs.

Da Ponte wrote his memoir when he was in his seventies and eighties a still energetic but indignant old man who was convinced that people jealous of him had robbed him of what should have been his great triumphs.

Jacket off, bow tie, as ever, on, Mr. Schussel looked indignant, a man much maligned in a quaint country of comfortable cafes that scarcely looks like a danger to Europe or the world.