Sentence examples for make him indignant from inspiring English sources
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.
Yet his milk-pan boil-over of indignant bluster only made him look ridiculous beside the phlegmatic Broomfield.
George Carlin, whose astringent stand-up comedy made him an heir of Lenny Bruce, who gave voice to an indignant counterculture and assaulted the barricades of censorship on behalf of a generation of comics that followed him, died on Sunday in Santa Monica, Calif.
Make sure you aren't pushy or rude, as this will make her 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.
Most of Turkey's politicians made duly indignant noises.
This made Sergei indignant and he scolded the guy for being a rude person who didn't know how to behave with foreigners.
(With an irony almost too neat, the same impulse even makes us indignant at those who pile on to the miserable dentist; when the animal lover Mia Farrow tweeted his address, she was, despite all of the indignation felt, seen to have gone too far, to have unleashed a Kraken — full Twitter rage! — too large even for the perceived offense).
