Sentence examples for little indignation from inspiring English sources

There is amazingly little indignation about this.

A little indignation might have calmed the simmering racial tensions, but Mr. Green picked restraint.

He pauses, the fog surrounding him fades, and he's able to summon up a little indignation in response to the observation that he might not initially have seemed the ideal choice to helm a chunk of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as vast and over-populated as The Avengers franchise.

That seems dismissive of Motherwell, but there will be little indignation at Fir Park.

Acrede was founded in 2010 and appears to have been self-funded, a point that Paterson makes with not a little indignation in that magazine feature.

USAID's expulsion from Russia met with little indignation as the administration struggled to win the Kremlin's cooperation on issues like Syria.

Second, why has there been so little public indignation about the pay extravaganza?

And he says that he welcomes a little "righteous indignation," for he, too, has been disappointed by the archdiocese.

Mr Choi's story has highlighted the government's habitual indifference, and caused outrage.Unlike in Japan, where the abduction of at least 17 people has caused huge popular anger, the kidnappings have aroused little public indignation or government activity in South Korea.

Just a little moral indignation about something I'm pretty obsessed about.

And to many in the area, the bus's tradition of separation comes with little surprise or indignation.