"Once the indignation had died down, we rediscovered the Fountain of Trevi," said Roberto D'Agostino, an Italian blogger.
Above a rather unflattering photograph of Smiley on the set of "Meet the Press," a headline evoked not only indignation but puzzlement, too: "Who died and made Tavis king?" On April 10th, Joyner got a phone call from Smiley, who said he wanted to leave the show.
Indignation (2008; film 2016) is narrated from the afterlife by a man who died at age 19.
To his considerable indignation, the Israeli discovered that his American counterpart was under the impression that it was this group that had perished on the mountain overlooking the Dead Sea.Mr Ben-Yehuda was indignant because, as every Israeli schoolboy knows, the people who died on top of Masada were not the thuggish Sicarii.
In last week's episode, in which Miranda's mother died, the actress, typically, went for the most unconventional responses -- amazement, horror and indignation.
The overwhelming majority of men and women in history have lived and died with no recognition from the nation state, but Boland's unique tone of static incomprehension before this fact tends more to quietism than to radical indignation.
By Dexter Filkins November 3, 2015 The Iraqi politician Ahmad Chalabi, who died on Tuesday, will be remembered for his role in pushing for the U.S. invasion of Iraq, but much of the indignation about his legacy is misplaced.
It's one they continually refute, yet in this age of internet indignation such things have a habit of refusing to die.
In Roth's purgatorial economy, in which the dying spend psychological eternity brooding over their blunders, indignation is both the consequence and cause of a young man's woes.
There was despair and indignation, but there was also abuse: 'I REALLY hope, Dr. Palmer, That you die in poverty under the bridge that you call home after having every tooth in your head rot out,' wrote one Lu M of Colorado Springs.
Nevertheless, the 1935-S pieces he had requested of the Mint, and dies for which were prepared, were never struck, perhaps because of the indignation of collectors.
