Sentence examples for profound indignation from inspiring English sources
The Mexican president, Felipe Calderón, sent a message via Twitter, saying, "With sadness and profound indignation, the federal government expresses its most energetic repudiation of the murder of various young people in Ciudad Juárez".
Mr. Calderón sent a message on Saturday via Twitter, saying, "With sadness and profound indignation, the federal government expresses its most energetic repudiation of the murder of various young people in Ciudad Juárez".
But those sole apologetic notes did not raise the tone of profound indignation Nix struck throughout almost the entire session.
The woman (an American? No, a Brit! Finally, the French papers settled on calling her an Anglo-Saxon) was, it turned out, a successful writer with a profound sense of indignation and a lawyer.
From inside my speeding car, I regarded those men with compassion, shame, indignation, curiosity, profound ignorance, all of it united in a conveniently vague conviction that, as Edward VIII famously said of mass unemployment in the nineteen-thirties, "something must be done".
The Great Arab Revolt and its forerunner, the Iranian summer of 2009, were propelled by profound frustration as well as indignation at tyranny.
"I reiterate my sincere and profound apology for the offense and indignation I have caused you".
Her emotive images possess seductively beautiful layered surfaces, while their content conveys a profound sense of soul-searching, responding with indignation at man's brutality and compassion for society's hapless victims.
Indignation suffused the gathering.
Milanovic feigned indignation.
