Sentence examples for indignation to from inspiring English sources

American activists must move from detached indignation to revolutionary engagement.

You might anticipate a cacophony of dissent and righteous indignation to follow this kind of pronouncement.

"What do we do so that society goes from indignation to action?" Mr. Cancino asked.

The crowd goes from righteous indignation to fury to despair, and ends up pleading.

He afterwards reacted with indignation to a suggestion it may have been his last international appearance at Twickenham.

But it shouldn't have to take worldwide indignation to push countries to agree to take steps to end violence.

But he feigned a cocky lover's haughty indignation to the utter delight of the Carnegie Hall audience.

But while Europeans have reacted with anger and indignation, to a large extent we only have ourselves to blame.

Dyson linked Cosby's righteous indignation to a fear, historically held by "the black élite," of being humiliated and possibly harmed by the embarrassing behavior of "poor black folk".

Where did he get the stamina — how did he sustain the indignation — to stay so far ahead of the readers he worked so hard for?

Intermittently he seems inspired to satire, but, sharp though his thrusts are, he had not enough of the true satirist's indignation to press them home.