Sentence examples for real indignation from inspiring English sources

Real indignation is born not of hatred but of empathy and solidarity with others.

The widening of Jupp's angle, this transition from faux to real indignation, is almost dizzying.

A real indignation ineffectively seethes within Barton's burlesque of American history; a kind of prolonged sneer results, which too rarely provokes either outright laughter or serious thought.

With several weeks remaining before elections in eight crisis-wracked regions, he clearly is hoping to tap the anti-incumbent feeling that set off last month's protests in Kaliningrad, what he called the "real indignation of the people".

Only once does real indignation break through - when he says that he knows what poverty is and inveighs against centre-left commentators talking patronisingly of poverty when the nearest they have come to it is to buy a copy of the Big Issue.

Real rhetoric, real passion, real indignation.

"I was staying there," Lady Gregory wrote, "gathering folklore, talking to the people, and felt a real pang of indignation when I passed another outsider walking here and there, talking also to the people.

If it's ambiguous, that's OK, too.' Anyway, Roth's real concern in Indignation is to explore the world of a Jewish boy, born and raised in Newark in the Thirties and Forties, a young man who flees his over-protective parents to enrol in a liberal arts college away from home and come of age in the America of the Fifties, a young man curiously similar, in outward appearance, to Roth himself.

I watched from a distance in St .Mary's Episcopal Church while my two estranged friends, not unlike the angels of the Qur'an, humbly set aside any grounds for self-righteous indignation, real or perceived, to "bow" to each other out of recognition that they were each a beloved friend of Phyllis.

The internet is a strange place, where trolls, misogynists, and haters run rampant, from 4chan to Reddit to revenge porn sites to the fake indignation and real hate of Gamergate.

Real supporters bristle with indignation at the suggestion of underhand dealings and maintain they simply took advantage of Barca's sloppiness rather than enlisting the assistance of General Franco.