Sentence examples for reserves of indignation from inspiring English sources

Juventus remains in first place in Italy's Serie A, though not by as much as it thinks it should be, after a 1-1 tie against Genoa on Saturday night that threatened to empty the club's sizable reserves of indignation.

One political analyst, Juan Manuel Garcia Passalacqua, called the election an "election of indignation" and said it uncovered "a reserve of morality that many of us didn't think existed anymore".

End of indignation.

That sense of indignation.

Prosecutors loosened howls of indignation.

This lack of indignation is mainstream here.

For Marum, the fires of indignation burned.

Now and then, he utters a cry of indignation.

True, there was a requisite show of indignation.

There is no shortage of indignation over such proposals.

As in 1976 he is the candidate of indignation.