Sentence examples for indignation coming from inspiring English sources

Though outrage over the administration's overly aggressive approach to leaks is certainly justified (indeed, HuffPost has called for Holder to step down), the indignation coming from Republicans is DC hypocrisy at its worst.

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.

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

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.