The entire nations would burst in indignation that same day.
The indignation that builds over the course of the book, meanwhile, is overwhelming.
What has he done, he asks with indignation, that is any worse than Bill Clinton?
"It creates that mix of anger and indignation, that 'How dare you?' ".
And in a show of indignation that would make the Dude proud, Lee from Moosehead Lake asked, "Come on!
And then I was waking up, in that state of surprise, indignation, that follows a convincing dream.
"It was mischief rather than indignation that led me to reveal that the Manics had installed their own private toilets.
The indignation that has greeted Arne Svenson's series of images, The Neighbors, on comment forums has been colourful and occasionally unrepeatable.
Of course, it was moral, not legal, indignation that brought out the Pythons' latent litigiousness, but the others involved felt themselves on firm moral ground, too.
The main impression left by the book is one of smouldering indignation that is only kept from blazing up by an artistically assumed detachment.
The documentary's huge acceptance in Greece was a sign of the accumulated indignation that had been searching for a way to express itself.
