Judge Advocate General George B. Davis, forwarding the trial records to Root, wrote an introductory memorandum that seethed with indignation.
A new book, "Uncharitable," seethes with indignation at public expectations that charities be prudent, nonprofit and saintly.
My notes from a visit to the new Bacon retrospective, which is very handsomely installed at the Metropolitan Museum, seethe with indignation, which I will now try to get over.
He still seethes with indignation at the CIA's failure to share information with the FBI that might have prevented the attacks on the Twin Towers: a failure which is by now well attested but which Mr Soufan chronicles in painful and angry detail.A third aim is to argue the case against torture.
Poles seethe with indignation about their two big neighbours' plans for an undersea gas pipeline that will bypass Poland, leaving it vulnerable to the Kremlin's whims.Admit, too, that every country has its problems, many of them just as bad as Poland's.
Moreover, any reader unfamiliar with basic facts of 18th-century France might seethe with indignation and pity at the queen's fate and remain totally ignorant of the appalling social inequities that led the "howling mob" to participate, eventually, in the creation of Europe's first great republic.
Prurient snowstorms of innuendo have struck the reputations of those who dare to commit verse in Britain - this curtain-twitching land of suburban Salems - ever since the country seethed with fake indignation over what wicked Lord Byron did to his poor wife.
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Solly was seething with questions.
