Sentence examples for really indignant from inspiring English sources

No New Yorker would be really indignant to hear of an insult to the urban fabric at the South Street Seaport.

"I can't imagine people being really indignant and outraged if their freedom is jeopardized," said Masha Lipman, a journalist and political analyst here, in an interview in December, at the time of the parliamentary elections.

We asked Todd Haggerty if the Rapids were an underrated side this year, or if they'd stolen those points (just to see if he got really indignant): By hook or by crook, that seems to be the theme of the Rapids' 2014 season.

Just when Donald Trump was trying to sound really indignant and presidential about Democrats' meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin years ago, along comes that pesky word "hereby," which the president misspelled not once but twice in tweets.

Some owls really want to remind you about all the good things that happened in residential schools you know, aside from genocide and then get really indignant every time someone observes that holy shit are you serious.

I think I sounded truly indignant.

Last week, Emily Gould, herself a Gawker alumna, wrote a highly critical piece on Slate saying that Jezebel's criticism of pop culture and "righteously indignant rage" are really just "petty jealousy, cleverly marketed as feminism".

Modi (indignant): You are really evil.

Actually, I was indignant.

Are the great majority of atheists really sour and sulky, angry and indignant?

"The being-fat thing just added another layer of indignant anger to my mindset really, and made me want to have a go back at people.