Sentence examples for outright indignation from inspiring English sources
Defense, Defense, Defense Thibodeau carved his N.B.A. reputation as a defensive guru, a notion sure to draw laughter if not outright indignation from anyone who played with him.
There, some demonstrators confronted officers on issues of police brutality, communicating their concerns with varying degrees of polite interest and outright indignation.
There's not a single talking head on Fox who doesn't tell you what to think – their opinion reiterated, reinforced and spoken with such outright indignation and authority, the average consumer isn't aware of the manipulation.
And what was the public reaction to this display of indignation, if not outright anger?
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.
The sequence she describes leads Angelou, as the protagonist, from "helpless rage and indignation to forms of subtle resistance, and finally to outright and active protest".
This sequence led Angelou, as the protagonist, from "helpless rage and indignation to forms of subtle resistance, and finally to outright and active protest" throughout all seven of her autobiographies.
And lots of indignation at my suggestion that the increase in inequality might reflect returns to skill, rather than outright theft.
A real indignation ineffectively seethes within Barton's burlesque of American history; a kind of prolonged sneer results, which too rarely provokes either outright laughter or serious thought.
Indignation suffused the gathering.
