Sentence examples for my indignant from inspiring English sources

I related my indignant interpretation to my girlfriend, who nodded and sighed in apparent solidarity.

"Most of Stasi not torturers, beasts," recorded my indignant pencil, but "decent, clean people – anständige, saubere Menschen".

"I look back on that time, my indignant attitude and my heartfelt mission to prove my innocence with eyes that are more wise with time," Parker continued in his post.

Imagine my indignant dismay when I later learned that this golden era of my youth was seen by most basketball fans as the dark ages before the renaissance ushered in by the rivalry of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson in the eighties.

"I look back on that time, my indignant attitude and my heartfelt mission to prove my innocence with eyes that are more wise with time.

My indignant young self decided that everyone had to know about this, and that, more importantly, we all had to do something.

It's a whole other way of deferring responsibility and was the sentiment at the root of my more indignant critics.

I remember my childish, indignant anger.

It's my magnificent, sexy, slut wife!" I was completely stunned for a moment — shocked, mouth hanging open — but my automatic indignant reaction quickly turned to feeling excited and happy that he sees me that way.

In an e-mail to me, Kroeber's daughter, the novelist Ursula Le Guin, who was nineteen years old when "The Lottery" appeared, recalled her father's reaction: "My memory is that my father was indignant at Shirley Jackson's story because as a social anthropologist he felt that she didn't, and couldn't, tell us how the lottery could come to be an accepted social institution".

After two months of having fingers wagged under my nose by indignant Arabs demanding that the United States change its policy toward the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, Dr. el-Ezabi's gentle plea made a deep impression on me.