Sentence examples for it's indignation from inspiring English sources

"When it happened the second time, it's indignation and rage and anger because you do not expect something like that to happen in a civilized society".

Watch it above — there's indignation, sex, typewriters, delicious period clothing, Joy Bryant, Anna Camp, Grace Gummer in a weird wig, and, of course, a quick hit of girl power. .

Yes, there's indignation and tragedy – but there is also joy.

There's indignation over the story, indignation over us not giving them a heads up, and a statement that it's impossible for data to be sent to CBS without Garrett's knowledge.

If the opprobrium My Defence invites at least spares us a follow-up volume in two years' time, when Ashley ain't getting no love from Chelsea, it will be indignation well spent.

Perhaps it was Zi Lu's indignation that triggered in Confucius a worry that his followers might take extreme and even immoral measures to find food.

"The attitude could have been indignation, hostility, being offended — it was anything but," he said.

The emotion that really drove me was indignation at the absurdity of it all.

The feeling was indignation on behalf of the country's unemployed, underemployed, foreclosed, stretched to the limit.

There was indignation on social media as China confronted its latest "airpocalypse".

— and the only sensible reaction is indignation.