Sentence examples for into indignation from inspiring English sources

Lately, though, some of the fear has turned into indignation.

The great change of the past few years is that our hope, sometimes obstinate and passive, has been transforming itself into indignation and revolt against everything and everyone.

I read "A Tennis-Playing Mom Runs Into a Roadblock," your Sept. 11 article about the Rye Racqueteers, a women's team in the adult league of the United States Tennis Association, with disbelief turning into indignation.

Loyalists from Mr. da Silva's own Workers Partyy and other allies on the left are experiencing "a perplexity that is being transformed into indignation," while the right is "delighted, elated and nearly orgasmic," as the columnist Clovis Rossi put it recently in the daily Folha de São Paulo.

Hear Streets of Sorrow/Birmingham Six here Again, we withdrew into righteous indignation.

We are mildly baffled rather than galvanised into righteous indignation when told that the rich are being persecuted – bullied for taxes and lynched for bonuses.

After all, isn't frothing yourself into demented indignation at the Blackburn squad's lack of a poppy the very definition of having way too much time to indulge in fatuous rows?

Frustration swirls into an indignation uninterrupted by reason or basic human respiratory functions until his voice is just a frothy, spitted sputtering of words.

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.

Instead of keeping him from working, Westerners should channel their indignation into getting all children into school for at least those four years -- and there is one way that could perhaps be achieved.

"However, I have turned fear into anger and indignation.