The phrase 'indignation on' can be used in written English.
This phrase usually expresses strong disapproval or aversion. For example, "The aunt expressed indignation on her nephew for neglecting his studies".
It's a humbling perspective to take on one's agency, and one that may "taint one's own view of one's moral self as an achievement" (2004: 246), and make one feel that "indignation on one's part would be self-righteous and indulgent" (2004: 254).
Everyone I spoke to about Thorn's Innovation Lab agreed on one thing: raising awareness and indignation on topics such as these are key.
There was parallel indignation on the non-morally-equivalent right.
So let's suspend all the quibbles over ratings, and indignation on behalf of champions past.
The feeling was indignation on behalf of the country's unemployed, underemployed, foreclosed, stretched to the limit.
And it heats up a blaze of righteous indignation on her behalf.
Irate bartenders howled with indignation on various Facebook protest pages, but to no avail.
His friends on the political right have expressed consternation and indignation on his behalf.
There was indignation on social media as China confronted its latest "airpocalypse".
"I'm the head of the state!" President Obama shouts, with a blend of jubilation and indignation on his face.
Since their childhood he had resented, without saying it, her interference, her indignation on his behalf, her possessiveness.
