His love of God, his zeal for the ways of God, his mission to open the way of God to all, together make him indignant at whatever dishonors God and whatever impedes others from knowing and experiencing life as God intends.
Almodóvar's day in front of the television consuming endless stories of the country's economic woes, which have left a quarter of Spaniards out of work, has made him indignant.
Mr. McCall plays the innocent good guy, trying to make voters indignant over the barrage of attacks from Mr. Pataki that have been on television for weeks.
As was surely her intention, Ann Coulter made indignant waves ripple across the Internet with her recent tirade about the flaws and un-American-ness of soccer.
"What happened has hurt all Mexicans and makes us indignant," the minister told reporters on her return from a three-day trip to Cairo last week.
The suit makes an indignant retort, but the Mom has firmly staked out her territory, and the interview in front of us has already begun.
The curators of this show are careful to rebut the sexual claims that made O'Keeffe so indignant, yet her art is always invoking anatomy: in the clefts of New Mexico hills, in probing stamens of cannas and the round bodies of aubergines.
First, her indignant colleagues shunned her; later, they voted to strip her of her seniority and deprive her of her legislative stipend — or "lulu" — and collectively called on her to resign.
She recalled her indignant response in a 1988 interview with the Washington Post: "Now wait just a damn minute.
"Olga laughed at it long and hard", her indignant fourteen-year-old sister Tatiana wrote to her aunt Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia.
