Sentence examples for mood of indignation from inspiring English sources
Milling and rumour then establish a mood of indignation and hostility toward an identified enemy or enemies.
But within minutes of the ban, YouTube fans realised they could still gain access to the site through other providers and just as in Thailand, a mood of indignation over insults to a sacrosanct figure gave way (among some citizens) to a sense of anger that the authorities had used sledgehammer tactics.
Thus, as directed by Mr. Kent and Sacha Wares, the play combines a fast pace with a mood of hopeless indignation.
But it captures the mood of moral indignation, anger and grief leavened by darkly visionary hilarity that has driven this Angeleno artist over the course of his idiosyncratic six-decade career.
In what he later described as a mood of "doubtlessly excessive indignation", Lefebvre wrote a "Declaration" in which he strongly attacked the modernist and liberal trends that he saw as apparent in the reforms being undertaken within the Church at that time.
Bishop Righter reacted with a mix of indignation and insouciant humor to the charge of heresy.
The song would have made for an ideal closer, ending the show in a gust of indignation, but the group quickly cut the mood with the jubilant "Ready to Run," then closed with "Goodbye Earl," its clever, sinister anti-domestic violence anthem.
What does a mood, such as free-floating depression or euphoria, have in common with an episode of indignation whose reasons can be precisely articulated?
That sense of indignation.
Prosecutors loosened howls of indignation.
