Sentence examples for indignant phrases from inspiring English sources
I formulated indignant phrases in my head — "What the hell do you think you're doing?" "What you're doing is disgusting" — but the words stuck in my throat like a wad of gum.
I formulated indignant phrases in my head—"What the hell do you think you're doing?" "What you're doing is disgusting"—but the words stuck in my throat like a wad of gum.
Branagh has become jowly in middle age, but his looks are passably close to Olivier's, and he has mastered Olivier's elegantly phrased, caressing graciousness and his indignant bellow.
We are indignant, however, that the European Parliament wishes to use certain phrases that appear to protect the individual or condemn profit to prohibit in practice, once again, therapeutic cloning, and, more generally, medical research on human cells and tissues.
If you've been living under a rock for the past week, here's the best wrapup I've seen, mostly because it includes the phrase: "Any man who gets former Vice President Cheney quacking like an indignant duck is on to something".
"A Cold Coming" by Tony Harrison The opening phrase of "The Journey of the Magi" is the title of Harrison's indignant poem occasioned by the first Iraq war.
But they remain indignant.
