Sentence examples for indignant to from inspiring English sources

We shouldn't act so shocked and indignant to see him frazzled of late.

White gulls dive-bombed us on the trip, seemingly indignant to see humans at all.

A spokesman for Jiaotong told local news outlets that school officials were "shocked and indignant" to learn of the allegations.

Now those British who favored Britain's entry into the Common Market are indignant to find themselves alone with France as the nations most favored by the oil states.

The Spaniard was indignant to be told earlier this season that Parry – and not he – is the Americans' point of contact when it comes to transfer policy.

No New Yorker would be really indignant to hear of an insult to the urban fabric at the South Street Seaport.

It is losing votes and credibility, as its leader, President Jacob Zuma, lurches from corruption scandals to indignant outbursts to denials.

There are voices in three octaves, parenthetical snatches of song - "D'ye Ken John Peel?" - a variety of Scots and other accents, from the posh-indignant to the timid-oppressed, and an array of jokes, many directed at Gray and accompanied by the kind of laughter that turns heads at a great distance.

You may feel indignant at having to respond to someone who seems to have zero understanding of social cues.

In Italy, the political left and its thought leaders believed for years that it was enough to be indignant and to discuss the rise of a different regime.

The Freedom Flotilla III's latest attempt to break the blockade prompted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office to release an indignant letter to those on board.