Sentence examples for intense indignation. from inspiring English sources

A case like the present one, in which those rules have been twisted for what appear to be ideological purposes, is bound to provoke intense indignation, directed not merely at the I.R.S. but at the larger agenda it appears to be serving.

The media attention given to this incident and the intense indignation might demonstrate the rebels' resolve to resort to violence and increase their bargaining position within the conflict - or it could further fuel the cycle of violence.

Everyone who has been pushed into the grief box understands it's confining limitations, but all of our collective voices together can't seem to change the intense indignation of a society too emotionally stifled to speak the truth.

Alfred Russel Wallace, the co-discoverer of the principle of natural selection, drew similar conclusions, According to James Marchant, the editor of his letters and reminiscences, "The sacrifice…of human life in dangerous employments for the purpose of financial gain, no less than the frightful slaughter of the battlefield, was abhorrent to [him] and aroused his intensest indignation".

But my 9-year-old children, when they see me on my phone, feel something more intense, something closer to indignation.

I identify with Alyosha here because his passion is no less intense that the righteous indignation of Ivan, yet his passion is the passion that endures.

But India's indignation is so intense, and the attacks against it so dastardly, that the would-be peacemakers may not arrive in time.The latest outrage was the killing on May 21st of Abdul Gani Lone, the most moderate of the Kashmiri leaders demanding independence from India (see box).

The slightest flaw, real or imaginary, in his companion's statements, caused in him intellectual indignation of the most intense kind.

Conversations with ordinary people, as well as the opinion pages of the major local newspapers, reveal both indignation over the film and embarrassment over the small yet intense protests it sparked.

To some Italians, the demonstrations were an unsettling reminder of the unrest lurking below the surface in a country that today shows more resignation than indignation, but which in the 1970s and 1980s lived through intense political violence by both right- and left-wing groups.

Miliband indignation.