He had been so indignant at the position the Catholic Church was taking over same-sex marriage that he had written to its leader – and delivered the letter by hand.
McDonalds' response was adequately indignant, made clear their position on the rumor, and reaffirmed the company's commitment to diversity.
Italy significantly trails European Union counterparts on equality indicators like employment of women or women in leadership positions, and indignant women say the latest scandal highlights a troubling message: the way for a woman to get ahead in Italy is to sell her soul, if not her body, to powerful men.
And yet again I feel infuriated and indignant at being put in this position.
He was still indignant that he had lost the position he worked so hard for, over the 2m Swiss francs payment to Platini.
Partly, that's because both the Labour government and the coalition are committed to making farepayers bear a larger proportion of rail costs than taxpayers – a reasoned if difficult decision, so Labour is in no position to wax too indignant.
By using such "indignant rhetoric", Nixon had "weakened his own position" when the Fund crisis erupted.
"There are so many more difficult positions in Ashtanga!" one guest said, indignant, from one corner of the room.
When Friday's newspapers reported his position as ambiguous, the foreign ministry said it was "indignant" over such a charge.
Mikhail D. Prokhorov, the billionaire oligarch who placed third in Sunday's election, wrote over Facebook that he was "indignant over the use of force against people who came to express their civic position".
The entire chorus, positioned at the rim of the stage as a mob of indignant citizens, faces the audience and sings Britten's vehement cries for vengeance, ending with near shrieks of "Grimes!
