But Mr. Masur reacted with indignation and, through his manager, Ronald A. Wilford of Columbia Artists Management Inc., eventually negotiated a contract extension to 2002.
Only once does real indignation break through - when he says that he knows what poverty is and inveighs against centre-left commentators talking patronisingly of poverty when the nearest they have come to it is to buy a copy of the Big Issue.
Indignation, though, came in spades.
But Mr. Bhanot's suggestion that their government cannot, even under the glare of a global spotlight, deliver a high standard of hygiene in an expensive new facility fueled broad public indignation that rippled through television talk shows and Internet message boards.
!!! (Thursday) Punk-funk usually leans on the punk side, with short blasts of indignation or defiance filtered through dance beats.
Only after public indignation over Brown swept through his state, and his chief political opponent accused him of being insufficiently zealous in resisting the decision, did he reposition himself as a racial hard-liner.
For three years Pratima, a plump, sprightly young woman with a robust sense of righteous indignation, has moved briskly through the Victoria Hospital burn ward, asking the charred, fatally wounded women there why they were burned.
To the chief priests' indignation, Jesus reforms law through compassion for the poor, the sick, and the violated.
Maybe if you learned how to form proper sentences rather than falling back on 'working class' indignation to get you through life someone might put you in charge for a day or two.
This week, to the indignation of the opposition, he pushed through a law letting him introduce new measures by decree.
