Sentence examples for indignation by from inspiring English sources

INDIGNATION, by Philip Roth.

Indignation, by Philip Roth (Houghton Mifflin; $26).

INDIGNATION, by Philip Roth (Vintage, $15).

He sat immobile as Maher vented his indignation by fiddling with a computer game.

Lord Rogers is joined in his indignation by a raft of renowned architects here and abroad.

A visiting bureaucrat asks if he's autistic, a question met with great indignation by the staff and never answered.

Where Frankie Boyle seems impelled by indignation, Jim Jeffries by self-loathing, Brendon Burns by protest or Scott Capurro by experimentation, Carr claims no other purpose for his comedy but to make people laugh – as a means to getting rich and laid.

Many of Reed's later poems are similarly polemical, but often seem fueled less by righteous indignation than by disproportionate crankiness.

The indignation felt by Serbs over the situation in Kosovo was capitalized on by Slobodan Milošević, a rising politician whose manipulation of Serb grievances helped him to become leader of Serbia's communist party in 1987 and president of the Serbian republic in 1989.

Among the thirty-five artists represented here are James Ensor, Sherrie Levine, Paul Delvaux, Andy Warhol, Lynda Benglis, and Damien Hirst, the latter represented not by the diamond-encrusted skull that set off waves of indignation but by a more modest pair of his-and-hers plastic-and-rubber skeletons.

Left on its own, the indignation caused by Hackgate is just as likely to collapse back into the sense of impotence that pervades our situation.