Indeed, so solid was the consensus on leaving Chelsea alone that when People magazine published a highly complimentary cover article about how gracefully she seemed to be weathering the impeachment scandal, Geraldo Rivera was among the chorus of indignant voices.
In listening to the many angry, indignant voices discussing the integrity and honor of fair competition, the expectation of winning and succeeding authentically and free of external assistance, I couldn't help but reflect on these parallel universes.
Small boy stating this in indignant voice equals moment of light relief for parents.
"I myself would have been curious to meet the person I was to interpret," says the heavily accented, slightly indignant voice at the end of the telephone line.
Through the conversation, Mr. Murdoch spoke in a gravelly and often indignant voice about how News of the World, now defunct, was targeted for practices that were largely commonplace in British journalism.
Going up in one of the elevators, a thin, blond English girl in her early twenties turned to the gray-haired woman with her and said in an indignant voice, "Mother, you should see the main lounge!
I came upon WSCR — "the Score" — while punching the buttons in a rental car and heard a boisterous guy later identified as Mike North lambasting the hopeless Bears in a loud, indignant voice that was both unmistakably "Chicawgo" and scalded-cat screechy.
The Trayvon Martin tragedy has illuminated the dark vision of the gun lobby and created an indignant voice that is holding accountable those who do the gun lobby's bidding.
5. Idiots Sure, you can look at a scientist and demand, with your indignant voice and hip cocked out because you've got attitude, "Where's my flying car?" But have you stopped to consider what it takes to make a car fly?
"I finished yours yesterday," I tell him, in a calm and not-at-all-indignant voice.
He sets the joke up in the normal conversational voice – and builds, inexorably, to the cartoon-indignant voice: a squeaky-gravelly hysterical rant in which he will briefly fling his arms around with abandon, but complete control, and never a hint that he is seriously exercised or upset about anything.
