Sentence examples for long indignant from inspiring English sources
I wrote them a long, indignant letter of protest — and,meekly and nicely, the changed back to letting me go!
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, joined by the three other Democratic appointees to the Court, responded with a long and indignant dissenting opinion.
Russia had long been indignant over Western support for Kosovo, the enclave in Serbia that won recognition as independent last year.
When Kevin spots Kelly again and follows her on a trip to a Whole Foods-type market, that detour is enough to prompt a long, comically indignant rant from one of Kevin's inner voices.
Long locked in indignant isolation but enormously proud of their democratic achievements, Taiwan's people must now accept that democracy endows them with greater responsibility for regional stability.
"I came a long way," huffed the indignant salesman, glaring over his shoulder on his way out.
"Olga laughed at it long and hard", her indignant fourteen-year-old sister Tatiana wrote to her aunt Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia.
"Olga laughed at it long and hard," the indignant fourteen-year-old Tatiana wrote to her aunt Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia.
It's still a bloody big fight.' Calzaghe remains indignant about how long it took to face Lacey.
These are founded not in his long tenure as the perpetually indignant prosecutor Jack McCoy on "Law & Order," but in a revelatory and surprising turn he did as Polonius in "Hamlet" in Central Park several years ago.
He is indignant at the long delays in due process afforded Bradley Manning, but unwilling to submit himself to the due process of Sweden – or the United States, should it come to that.
