Sentence examples for powerful indignation from inspiring English sources

In the playwright's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity.

In Mr. Bond's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity.

"The best public watchdogs combine a powerful indignation with relentless persistence".

Spitzer earned an impressive array of scalps, admirers, headlines, and plaudits for reform, as well as a coterie of powerful enemies, whose indignation toward his media manipulations, disproportionate tactics, and occasionally shallow understanding of their businesses tended to be drowned out by the widespread public disgust engendered by their greed.

The indignation runs deep: powerful interests elbow and shove to get the financial system they want.

Because of Birmingham, King went on, "we are at the point where we can mobilize all of this righteous indignation into a powerful mass movement," and even the mere threat of a march on Washington might so "frighten" President Kennedy that he would send a meaningful civil rights bill to Congress.

These two volumes of American speeches are useful, and sometimes are powerful ignition points for hot flashes of indignation, contempt, rage, veneration and yearning.

Boo and Sethi, by contrast, spent so much time with their subjects, and were so committed to understanding them as individuals, that their books radiate empathy, and that empathy proves more powerful than Gellhorn's moral certainty or indignation.

But on its way to a powerful ending that registers an entirely appropriate indignation, the film pulls away from the intimate interior drama that had been at its heart.

A number of them described his indignation at the thuggish and venal behavior of powerful people.

"Like all powerful people Murdoch has made enemies and there are many people who wish to keep the indignation going.