Sentence examples for indignation without from inspiring English sources

What the media provide is superficial familiarity -- images without context, indignation without remedy.

But Penhall has the gift of making serious points in a comic manner and of conveying moral indignation without preaching.

Labour's leader north of the border, Johann Lamont, did well today in their parliamentary exchanges, showing a genuine moral indignation, without landing a killer punch.

We're a nation where a racist Tweet will send hundreds of thousands into righteous indignation, without ever wondering why 27.4% of African-Americans and 45.8% of black children (under the age of 6) in America still live in poverty.

But Trump's outsized self-regard promises a showy spectacle of haughty indignation as, without the boss's immunity, he goes through the mill we subject our political candidates to.

That's why they can't react to challenges without indignation, rage, or distortion: Those challenges undermine their shared reality, so the challengers must be personally attacked instead.

I do this knowing that it will have an extremely limited impact on their academic future; I do it with the knowledge that, for the most part, their attitudes and actions toward formal education are pretty much indelible at this point and their skills (as Linguistics professor Stephen Krashen would say) "fossilized". They fail emphatically but quietly and without revolt, indignation, or fanfare.

The Cavour family, greatly disturbed by their son's association with a cadet holding compromising political views, ordered Camillo to terminate it not without provoking his indignation and bitterness.

The father explained that if the son had handled the situation without anger and indignation, he would have been in Catalina, but that ship had literally sailed.

And as Steenackers put it, "A mistress raised to the official rank of a favorite was not only a novelty, it was a revolution, which, like all revolutions, could not take place without leaving behind indignation and hatred".

He speaks without a trace of indignation, in fact with some amusement.