Sentence examples for she is indignant from inspiring English sources
When I raise the subject of exploitation with Cox, she is indignant and forceful: "Don't portray me as a victim.
Bride sets out to find Booker, not necessarily out of love but because she is indignant at Booker leaving her.
Bride sets out to find Booker, not necessarily out of love but because she is indignant at Booker leaving her.
But she is indignant on one point: She did not name the planet for Pluto the dog, a Disney character that debuted in the same year.
Anderson smiled, and said, "I told you: I know what I'm doing!" She is indignant about a flap that arose when she was quoted discussing women who "let their bodies go" during pregnancy.
To own a face you can show to the world without fear, to have a little confidence in your own existence!" And she is indignant again when I talk about the actor in her film.
At the time, she was indignant.
Even so, she's indignant over her predicament.
Still, however glad she was to see the Nobel go to Modiano, Savigneau wrote that she was "indignant, as ever, to see them forget Roth".
When Kate held forth about the degradation of the oceans she was indignant, as if it were everyone's fault but hers; Boyd was more measured and realistic.
