After that, the main object of public indignation was Putin himself, and not the ruling party.
In an extraordinary scene in the usually smooth-running House of Commons, Michael Martin, the speaker, tried to maintain order even as legislators from all the main parties, their voices vibrating with indignation, demanded that he go.
Oil money and hafnium Not for the faint-hearted Empowered That's what friends are for Death in Venice The capitalist communist Reprints"More than ever, journalists must mobilise so that editorial independence from political and economic power is guaranteed," said the main union of French journalists this week, voicing indignation at Mr Sarkozy's interference.
The main impression left by the book is one of smouldering indignation that is only kept from blazing up by an artistically assumed detachment.
While indigestion, indignation and anger are all understandable, a better main course of action might be to follow the lead of Sylvester Stallone in Demolition Man.
There are three main ways to understand Clemens's position of vociferous denial and righteous indignation in the face of potentially damaging evidence against him.
Beyond the charges, what has drawn analysts's attention and public indignation is the connection to the New Progressive Party, one of the two main parties here.
He also felt that he should have been afforded the courtesy of a place in the main section of the directors' box and was intent on leaving Anfield in indignation, before the club apologised and belatedly offered him access to the boardroom lounge – which he refused.
On Thursday, the online version of the People's Daily newspaper, the party's main mouthpiece, ran a series of articles and commentaries that gave voice to the indignation felt by many Chinese.
Its main trading partner, China, plays the part of Germany, a new economic power bristling with nationalist indignation and building up its armed forces rapidly.
He sounded, in his indignation, very much like Mubarak and his tone bespoke what I think is the main problem of SCAF: their inability to understand what changed in Mubarak's fall.
