Sentence examples for indignant statement from inspiring English sources

The photographs were released a day after Mr. Assad's office issued an indignant statement taking exception to a Washington Post blogger's reading of the Lebanese newspaper's story.

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

That prompted a series of critical tweets from @Ikhwanweb, the Muslim Brotherhood's official, English-language Twitter feed, and an indignant statement from the Islamist movement's Freedom and Justice Party, which nominated Mr. Morsi for the presidency last year.

Indignant statement made by blonde to brunette, in Herald Square: "It cost me a fortune to pose for him, and then it turned out his family never lived in Tuckahoe at all".

The New Yorker, June 8 , 1957P. 26 Indignant statement made by blonde to brunette, in Herald Square: "It cost me a fortune to pose for him, and then it turned out his family never lived in Tuckahoe at all".

After nearly two weeks of rumours that Mr Mohajerani had been forced by conservative pressure to resign, apparently composing a lengthy and indignant statement in the process, the president remains silent though he is said to have asked the minister to tone his statement down.Why?

There is a wide expectation that one or more Supreme Court justices will retire while Mr. Bush is in office, and all the weapons that are deployed in such modern political combat were being hauled out, including negative research, arranging for sympathetic character witnesses and indignant statements.

Giuliani administration officials said they were happy with the agreement, though they took pains at a news conference yesterday afternoon to stand by the mayor's original objection to the exhibition, which, in a series of indignant public statements, he said he had found to be pornographic and anti-Catholic.

The tobacco-industry people were highly indignant at the F.C.C. statement of intention.

Here I have to make a statement, as an indignant immigrant.

Perhaps the most poignant scenes in the movie were statements from the indignant Chevron spokespeople, insisting on the company's innocence, as images of oil-coated streams, dying animals and cancerous children play out on the screen.