Sentence examples for indignation of from inspiring English sources

The indignation of the protesters is widely shared.

Or the genuine indignation of a co-religionist?

Unfortunately, the indignation of the annoyed has itself become annoying.

"The righteous indignation of a Martin Luther King," he said, "becomes a moment in political calculation".

But today's black Americans lacked the "righteous indignation" of their forebears in the 1950s and 1960s.

Rodin's audacious conceptions inspired the enthusiasm of the avant-garde and the indignation of the academicians.

It is not just Mumbai that shares the righteous indignation of the Germans.

The indignation of the intelligence agencies about Snowden's leaks are being increasingly accompanied by two charges.

The savage indignation of such a scene taps into the darkness of the finest Irish satire.

His opposite number Derwall summoned the righteous indignation of which only the guilty are capable.

Ms. Janes has the righteous indignation of a desperately grieving parent on her side.