Sentence examples for mass indignation from inspiring English sources

After all, we've dealt with Hank Azaria putting on "brownvoice" to play Apu for decades, without eliciting the same level of mass indignation.

But now, they're stumbling along like a band of misfits and it's impossible to conjure up anything close to mass indignation.

Unable at first to prevail amid mass indignation at the fire and shocking revelations about working conditions in the city and state, they were soon back in the saddle and able to halt, hamstring or reverse liberal initiatives.

Given the new political spaces being opened by the Occupy movement and mass indignation with the system, creating pamphlets today seems like common sense.

Thousands marched through Mexico City this Saturday in a solemn and spirited commemoration of the first anniversary of the disappearance of 43 student teachers that continues to spark mass indignation one year on.

It is unclear what effect the mass display of indignation will have on policy.

"I remember a lot of indignation about it [PIE].

And C) It woefully underestimated that Indians and Indian-Americans across the globe are finding their voice, exercising the shared American and Indian ideal of mobilizing mass protests and articulating indignation.

I certainly don't think Biebs's new look should consume more of your righteous indignation than the mass incarceration or voter disenfranchisement of people of color.

What once was moribund became a brash and bratty celebration of "Brit Art": that hollow brand of artworks seemingly made for mass media consumption or the indignation of curtain twitchers nationwide.

They were brazen and lawless, and their behavior has aroused extreme indignation among the masses.