Apparently the Spanish "revolution" has been waning over the past few days, but this seems like this will probably inspire the indignation that's needed to get people back on the streets.
Robin Harris relates, in his generally sympathetic biography of Margaret Thatcher, how a moral sentiment led to an administrative disaster: "The Child Support Agency, which was very much Mrs Thatcher's creation and was inspired by her indignation at the failure of absent fathers to pay for their children's upkeep, turned out to be notoriously incompetent".
"In my long experience in Washington, few matters have inspired so much contrived indignation and phony moralising as the interrogation methods applied to a few captured terrorists".
Why not build a pipeline through the mountains and pump in water from the San Diego Bay? Driving through the farmland of the Imperial Valley inspires awe and indignation.
Produced by Major Lazer's Diplo and Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig, Beyoncé sing/speaks and then belts her indignation over an ambitious arrangement inspired by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' "Maps".
Rodin's audacious conceptions inspired the enthusiasm of the avant-garde and the indignation of the academicians.
Previous underground tests, in 2006, 2009 and 2013, inspired similar headlines around the world and cries of indignation from the international community.
Ms. Brubach went on to say that moral indignation "hijacks any discourse that the clothes might have inspired".
The piece inspired a spirited response from the YA community, with a number of authors tweeting and blogging their indignation.
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.
