Sentence examples for public indignation from inspiring English sources

Its publication coincided with a swell of public indignation over excessive horsepower and high levels of air pollution.

There was much public indignation and widespread sympathy with Mazzini.

Unequal enforcement of the law has aroused widespread public indignation.

But it's a little late for public indignation.

Local newspapers and magazines took up the story with gusto, helping to stir up public indignation.

After that, the main object of public indignation was Putin himself, and not the ruling party.

Those incidents aroused feelings of public indignation and anger and often resulted in accusations and counteraccusations.

Second, why has there been so little public indignation about the pay extravaganza?

In 2003, responding to public indignation and journalistic ridicule, Congress defunded the Information Awareness Office.

Public indignation duly switched to the "excesses" of the public sector.

Public indignation seemed to deepen as the scope of the crisis became known.