Sentence examples for popular indignation from inspiring English sources

But that did not prevent the holding of an event that summed up popular indignation.

That many German companies are, for the moment, nicely profitable only adds to popular indignation.

Eden was scandalised and, riding a wave of popular indignation, prepared a grotesquely disproportionate response: full scale invasion.

Avoiding horse-trading over the warrant buyback is another move that may help soothe political and popular indignation.

Many are the politicians who have sought power by appealing to popular indignation over corruption only to turn a blind eye once they have won it.

Of the 2,500 or so top people investigated in that period, more than 500 were convicted.Sadly, less than a decade later, popular indignation has waned.

Democratic indignation soared.

But Mrs. Castle, riding on a wave of popular female indignation, said she is going to propose a motion to amend the Public Health Act and get rid of the turnstiles.

German anger over the second Greek bailout shows no sign of disappearing, with the popular press stoking indignation at the billions of euros Germany will have to pay to keep Greece afloat.

Anti-Masonic Movement, in the history of the United States, popular movement based on public indignation at and suspicion of the secret fraternal order known as the Masons, or Freemasons.

A "comment in Sydney's Sunday Telegraph that 'PNG is a shithole … and now it's our shithole' … had our readers' keyboards melting in indignation", observed the popular PNG/Australian blogsite PNG Attitude.