Sentence examples for passionate indignation from inspiring English sources
Instead, he doubles down on his passionate indignation.
This sounded more like passionate indignation than like idle pre-fight trash talk.
And his weapons, apart from passionate indignation at injustice, were reason and logic and evidence.
Mostly, it is the same show, with the provocative anti-semitic quips taken out or replaced by pauses, which the audience cheers with passionate indignation.
That the BBC can stir such passionate indignation is of course a measure of the central role that it has long played in British daily life.
While his resulting worldview is thoroughly individual, the passionate indignation he generates for his menagerie of pet hates is something we can all relate to.
1961 U.N. Raps South Africa Seething with passionate African indignation, the General Assembly took the unprecedented step today of censuring the Union of South Africa for a policy speech delivered by its Foreign Minister, Eric H. Louw.
P.S. Gail Collins's column argues that the passion of passionate Hillaryites arises largely from (a) indignation at the misogyny of which she is a target and (b) a certain risk-averseness among women.
An elderly taxi-driver – normally the acme of self-employed indignation – praised Corbyn's passionate insistence that it should not be ordinary people who pay for the excesses of the bankers.
Jonathan Swift's "savage indignation," backed with Swift's passionate morality, infuses Amis's most characteristic work.
