Sentence examples for mounting indignation from inspiring English sources
For many, these street-savvy tricks only add to a generalised sense of mounting indignation.
Others thought that the government had acted wisely, or at least shrewdly, in getting ahead of the curve, possibly co-opting the mounting indignation and reducing the potential for confrontation.
The summit meeting was billed as an opportunity to push ahead with a crackdown on tax evasion, but it risked being overshadowed by mounting indignation over reports that American companies, including Apple, had sheltered profits in European countries like Ireland.
Nevertheless, as Prose recounts with mounting indignation, whenever any of Guggenheim's friends, lovers, husbands, artists or acquaintances were feeling cross with her, usually because she hadn't immediately offered to pay for their children's schooling, a return ticket to Europe, or their girlfriend's new studio, they would automatically make jokes about her parsimony.
Mounting international indignation over Leopold's harsh rule of the Congo Free State eventually forced the king to hand over his control to the Belgian parliament in 1908.
But mounting public indignation could hurt Gunnlaugsson.
His indignation mounted when an attorney for Worldwide accused Sub-Sal of mishandling certain other items brought up.
My indignation mounted as I read the extensive report issued by the Southern Education Foundation in January 2013.
The mayor mounted his horse of indignation afterward, suggesting the union wanted only to kill the evaluations.
In fact, Vicky's indignation has mounted in this way because, in the distress of the moment, she is looking at Richard and not to her side, where Lucinda is sitting.
