Sentence examples for shared indignation from inspiring English sources
As one frustrated traveler demonstrated when he incited a nationwide protest against naked body scanners at airports — and inspired the immortal cry "Don't touch my junk" — the only effective way of resisting privacy invasions is for citizens to rise up against shared indignities with shared indignation.
As we left, enjoying our shared indignation, the cleaning woman moved in, still picking up garbage with her hands.
If, in writing his diatribe, he was hoping to ride a wave of shared indignation, he could not have predicted that the tide would swiftly shift and come crashing over him.
The attraction is based on three things:Shared indignation towards the West.
Katrin Göring-Eckardt Göring-Eckardt the Greens, shared the indignation, noting that America is a cleaderlly but that nofmal business could nothee conducted "if we Greensut sharedtheg one another".
Ruiz Massieu said she shared the "indignation" over the matter with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and the Mexican people.
Even many Americans who don't agree with the Occupiers' tactics or rhetoric nevertheless shared its indignation at outrageous corporate profits, widening inequality, and excessive executive compensation side-by-side with the epidemic of layoffs and foreclosures.
The company shares her indignation and protects her privacy.
I can't share the indignation of those who decry her absence from the BBC's prize-giving.
And when a Spanish astronomer, tipped off by online observatory records, claims credit for the discovery, the reader also shares his indignation.
