Sentence examples for show indignation at from inspiring English sources

And so it's important to show indignation at the mere question.

Show indignation over signs that denigrate Kennedy.

The sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon, whose well-known bust of Washington is on prominent display here, followed his subject for two weeks and selected an expression for his face that (Houdon said) showed Washington's indignation at the prices being charged for a pair of horses.

Leading his five pleasantly scruffy mates through a Wednesday show at Irving Plaza, Mr. Crowe expressed the obligatory indignation at his fame, cursing anyone who would want him to take his shirt off.

The Sun ran a recent online poll: "Is Coronation Street too gay?", and certain newspaper columnists have expressed horrified indignation at gay affection being shown on the soap before the watershed.

Judge Posner, who was shown the Dworkin article this week, reacted with barely muted indignation at the notion that he had behaved unethicallly.

However, a quick look at Google Trends showed the outrage fairly well concentrated in North America and the UK...and another look shows that it's already forgotten and the righteous indignation at the murder of the majestic beast has mostly dissipated.

She had ample opportunity to thunder or at least show some indignation.

German anger over the second Greek bailout shows no sign of disappearing, with the popular press stoking indignation at the billions of euros Germany will have to pay to keep Greece afloat.

The mismatch between student perceptions of the role and carer experiences and competency may contribute to an explanation for care workers' indignation at the perceived disrespect that they were shown.

Democrats said the protests showed the indignation not just at Kavanaugh's alleged sexual assault of Christine Blasey Ford when both were teenagers, but at his fiery and strikingly partisan Sept. 27 testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee.