Sentence examples for indignant saying from inspiring English sources

Howard Krongard grew indignant, saying his brother had no ties to Blackwater.

Settler leaders were indignant, saying Mr. Barak had tricked them after talking soothingly to them in the morning.

Mr. Weill Goudchaux was even more indignant, saying that Octavius orchestrated a "campaign of propaganda and disinformation worthy of Stalin".

Mr. Romney was indignant, saying he is a "solid conservative" who cut taxes, balanced the state budget and left it with a rainy-day fund.

Her husband, Alexei Sitnikov, was equally indignant, saying that his wife returned home so smelly that after her ordeal she was ashamed to go to the hospital.

In the poppy fields around Ghanikhel, farmers out tapping the poppy capsules for gum were equally indignant, saying that for crops already planted the West should offer compensation much closer to the sums the farmers would earn from selling the opium gum.

He's maybe 6 feet ——" Paul interrupted and, indignant, said: "What?

"Brennan and Marshall would have been indignant," said Stephen J. Wermiel, a law professor at American University who is writing an authorized biography of Justice Brennan.

"There's all kinds of ways to be indignant," said Jerry M. Lewis, an emeritus professor of sociology at Kent State University, who studies fan behavior.

MADRID — The governing Socialist Party suffered heavy losses on Sunday in regional and municipal elections, even as tens of thousands of Spaniards calling themselves the "indignant" said they would pursue their protests to force an overhaul of the country's political system.

Which was my first thought when ITV released that indignant statement saying they only gave alcohol to guests to counteract their delirium tremens.