Sentence examples for language of indignation from inspiring English sources

But there is a largely forgotten Southern history, beyond the well-known heroics of the civil-rights movement, of struggle against poverty and injustice, led by writers, preachers, farmers, rabble-rousers, and even politicians, speaking a rich language of indignation.

Great Public Schools Now, meanwhile, is not backing down from the language of urgency and indignation in the original draft of the report, which was obtained and released by The Times.

End of indignation.

That sense of indignation.

Prosecutors loosened howls of indignation.

This lack of indignation is mainstream here.

For Marum, the fires of indignation burned.

Now and then, he utters a cry of indignation.

True, there was a requisite show of indignation.

There is no shortage of indignation over such proposals.

As in 1976 he is the candidate of indignation.