Sentence examples for less indignant from inspiring English sources

It is an "Oz" for a new gilded age, a different and less indignant one.

He was far less indignant than Anderson Cooper of CNN, who told Wolf Blitzer: "This is a slap in the face.

Her father, no less indignant, abandons the dog — hauling him out of the car beneath an overpass and leaving him there.

Pertamina's public relations machine has been somewhat less aggressive, but the company is no less indignant about Karaha and its tactics, its lawyer said.

Her father, no less indignant, abandons the dog hauling him out of the car beneath an overpass and leaving him there.

Steve Powell, head of development for the Football Supporters Federationn, said: 'Football fans are fed up of being treated as turnstile fodder who will pay whatever they are asked, so we are asking fans to boycott the catering outlets inside the stadium.' But those fans to whom I spoke were less indignant.

Ordinary Greeks seem less outraged, despite the indignant slogans at rallies.

Judging by extracts from the new work Peace appears to be in less danger of indignant courtroom action.

The issues don't affect them other than monopolizing their nightly news, which makes them less sympathetic and increasingly indignant by all the Black Lives Matter rhetoric.

(Others with Johnson's condition are much less amenable to study. Clive Wearing, an amnesiac conductor, became indignant during a tones experiment, declaring, "I am a world-famous musician!") Without memory, temperament appears to be laid bare.

However, smokers with COPD seemed less knowledgeable about the relationship between their health and smoking; were indignant about a perceived lack of empathy from doctors; expressed in particular that their view of life was interrelated with quitting; and had less faith in the efficacy of smoking cessation medications.