Sentence examples for indignation comes from inspiring English sources

Part of my indignation comes from jealousy, I understand that fact.

Much of their supposedly spontaneous indignation came across as carefully orchestrated.

After the defeat of the bill, Burke's indignation came to centre on Warren Hastings, governor-general of Bengal from 1772 to 1785.

Conservative indignation came immediately, and Twitter exploded with objections to the spot.

To strike a note of common sense sadly missing from this bout of indignation – come on, people, really?

As a camcorder follows a man plummeting down the side of one tower, someone standing to the side of the photographer shouts in indignation: "Come on, don't take pictures of that!

Messages of solidarity and indignation came from Libya and Syria as well as from Germany and Israel; flowers and funeral wreaths piled up in front of American Embassies from London to Beijing; flags flew at half-staff across Europe; in Iran, a candlelight vigil expressed sympathy.

Even her moments of righteous indignation come infused with a certain cynicism.

Their indignation came in response to a question to both candidates about how they struggled to balance their personal religious faith and public policy.  .

Ward's indignation came months before Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry fell out of the back of a moving truck during a Terminator-style dispute with his girlfriend.

So if most of the major media publications in the country have provided a platform for Mallah and some have themselves paid him, what exactly does all this righteous indignation come down to?