Sentence examples for indignation around from inspiring English sources

(Cagney was wonderful!) But there was palpable indignation around the seventh grade.

As the indignation around Amazon's management philosophy continues to make waves on social media several days on from the publication of the article, a wider movement to improve Amazon's work culture is possible if Amazon's customers and employees move from anger to advocacy.

Because there's only so much indignation to go around, some things slipped by the Republicans before they could even regroup and attack.

Since the discovery of the disease in France, indignation has swirled around all public officials.

Today, we've had the flurry of indignation and exposé around the extraordinary leaked email from Alex Douglas to his now estranged Palmer United Party confrere Marti Zucco about the sinister bogan uprising.

Several cellphones chirp a medley of jaunty tunes and he answers them, "Hey, pal!" There is plenty of righteous indignation to go around here in the Philippines, but no really coherent explanation for the harshness with which the country turned against its president.

Looking back with sympathy and indignation is easier than looking around, isn't it?

As you whirl around in righteous indignation, your shoulder collides with the side of a very thin man.

The old men and their wives looked around in bewilderment or indignation.

When I saw a look of consternation pass across Gwen's face, I realized that he was not with the production team but was, in the more literal sense of the term, a free radical, ricocheting his indignation and his anger around the sanctuary of the Circular Congregation Church where we were gathered.

"That they should be as stones" echoes King Lear's indignation at the failure of those around him to grieve sufficiently for Cordelia: "Howl, howl, howl, howl!