Sentence examples for mock indignation from inspiring English sources

"Karena, don't encourage her!" Ms. Messina said in mock indignation.

You need a bath!" Mr. Henry said, voice full of mock indignation.

I immediately complained to Mr. Hancock, in more or less mock indignation.

"Hey, we're not that bad," said Dean Haglund, who plays Langly, with mock indignation.

"Do you mean am I going to remain vul-gahh and crass?" she retorted, with leering mock indignation.

"No, no, no, John," he cried in mock indignation over my flattery, still sounding as hysterical as his early recordings.

"Don't call it a comeback" read the promotional material around the room – a message Pelé inadvertently countered when he claimed, with mock-indignation, that wherever he went in the world "People ask me, 'When are the Cosmos coming back?'".

It will be interesting to see if the more moderate media -- the big three networks and CNN will follow MSNBC in mocking the indignation that Fox News and the Drudge Report have demonstrated.

She bellows in mock, but eloquent, indignation: "This is why we did the movie, damn it!" There was more controversy last year over an ad campaign she appeared in for the Marc Jacobs fragrance Oh, Lola!

His prose style is no more than serviceable, with some slightly Pooterish asides on postwar British cultural history – "The LP with its much larger size enjoyed a higher status than the CD initially" – and there is none of the simulated indignation and mock bewilderment that have turned his panel-show appearances into an art form.

"Get movin'!" commanded Campos in Spanish, pointing to one woman's waist with a mock serious expression of indignation.