Sentence examples for particularly indignant from inspiring English sources

Alfred Portale, of Gotham, was particularly indignant.

She didn't seem particularly indignant about this incident.

She is particularly indignant after an encounter with the Rev. Jesse Jackson: complaining about the dearth of black anchors at CNN, he told her, "You don't count".

Their inactivity represents a tragic human and economic waste, but, for some reason, it's not one that the G.O.P. seems particularly indignant about.

Ms. Charles had been particularly indignant about it, claiming that Mr. McFarland had stolen a recipe passed down to her by her mother.

It and two other German companies, Conergy and SolarWorld, are particularly indignant that German subsidies were the main source of demand for solar panels until recently.

Recently I woke up to a particularly righteously indignant status update on my newsfeed from someone complaining about the homeless shelter she called who had the audacity to turn down her offer to come and serve dinner on Christmas Eve.

Riot police out in force in the emblematic Puerta del Sol square, where protesters have gathered for centuries, but particularly since the "indignant" movement sprang up 18 months ago.

Mr Pryor also voted against it.At the same time, the pair are a target for indignant liberals, particularly on the subject of judicial appointments.

They were particularly so in the hands of articulate, indignant Kevin.

Poe's Law was rife and I still get indignant messages to this day about my views, particularly on feminist issues.