Sentence examples for is not indignant from inspiring English sources
A Germany which is not indignant about injustice and which is not visibly shocked is a shaking Germany".
His caricatures are not indignant, like Daumier's, or frenzied, like Gerald Scarfe's; they are decoratively descriptive.
Besides, I'm not indignant.
In contrast with the "gentle householders of old," he might be describing his own generation, who could ostensibly be indignant about whatever is left over when Morrissey is not being indignant about things.
The tone is not so much indignant as wistful, attuned to the lyricism of lost causes and the-dream-shall-never-die romance of failure.
Indignant is not the opposite of dignified.
One answer is that it is not only left-wingers who are indignant.
"I can hardly write, talk, eat or sleep, "he wrote, "I am so anxious and indignant that pay is not forthcoming … for my men.
"A recent study found that 30 of the largest US multinationals, with more than $160 billion in profits, paid nothing in federal income taxes over a recent three year period," the senator noted.It is not just American politicians who are indignant.
For a start he cannot get too indignant when he is not entirely sure what Prince Charles actually said.
