Sentence examples for massive indignation from inspiring English sources

That the head of the Icelandic parliament's general committee seemed to support the tycoons' application – or at least not to outright reject it – has caused massive indignation.

Despite a commitment to looking forward, they failed to see the massive wall of public indignation directly in front of them.

Related: Dredging in Great Barrier Reef allowed but not with taxpayer money, says Labor The Queensland government's latest efforts to "protect the Great Barrier Reef" by allowing the massive expansion of coal exports should be met with similar indignation because the logic is similarly insulting to the intelligence.

"When you see the investments in health and education and then you compare that to the massive investments to carry out the World Cup, it is clear that this provokes a certain indignation," said Adão Clóvis Martins dos Santos, a sociologist at Catholic University in Porto Alegre.

Public indignation was so great that a television station repeatedly ran aerial footage of Karachi's massive traffic jams next to footage of quiet, undisturbed London streets while the prime minister, David Cameron, traveled through his city.

Miliband indignation.

Indignation suffused the gathering.

Democratic indignation soared.

Mr. Gingrich expressed indignation.

Milanovic feigned indignation.

To awaken indignation?