Indignant Labor MPs and chortling Coalition members join each other in vicious head shaking.
But he insists there was "no racist intent whatsoever" and will not apologize, despite the outcry from McNabb's supporters, including an army of indignant Eagles' fans.
An indignant NME blog post entitled Lady Gaga – Freak or Fraud encapsulated the naysayers' argument: "It's kind of fitting that she's named after a noise babies make because there's something about Lady Gaga that turns otherwise intelligent adults into gurgling infants... It's pop music, not a fancy dress party.
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.
Following her 75th, "I'll do it in a minute" (she simply pretended not to hear the first 20 requests, as she kept her eyes glued to the computer screen), she all of a sudden got indignant: "Fine.
Until 2016, they lived within the walls of their own smugness, certain that their fractious primary electorate — evangelicals, business interests, gun rights absolutists, socially threatened whites, and indignant Tea Party adherents — would ultimately unite behind the most "electable conservative" congenial to its donor classes.
Ms. Idler said she became indignant over Bank of America's reliance on Equator, a software system, rather than bank officers who could provide guidance and judgment along the way.
And, Kindred concludes: "So however indignant the Cal athletic director wants to sound, whatever penalty the Pac-12 might bring down on Montgomery, the real-world truth is they're glad when these brouhahas come along.
And now, even if anti-smoking groups and government officials are indignant that Philip Morris commissioned a report for the Czech government arguing that smokers saved the state millions of dollars by dying prematurely, the report has done little to dampen public enthusiasm for smoking.
