Sentence examples for show of indignation from inspiring English sources
True, there was a requisite show of indignation.
And in a show of indignation that would make the Dude proud, Lee from Moosehead Lake asked, "Come on!
And when asked if his approach has helped open the campaign to charges that it has abandoned its promises of high-minded politics, Mr. Axelrod can show flashes of indignation, arguing that Mr. Obama's opponents have played a role since the primaries, if not since the start of his presidency.
Expect synod to grab it after a show of noisy indignation from both sides!
The song would have made for an ideal closer, ending the show in a gust of indignation, but the group quickly cut the mood with the jubilant "Ready to Run," then closed with "Goodbye Earl," its clever, sinister anti-domestic violence anthem.
Show one tiny bit of indignation or entitlement and you will have a cop more than willing to give you a ticket.
Only once did he allow a flicker of indignation to show, when he said, "I wouldn't mind a retrospective of my work at the Serpentine".
Instead of showing indignation, the school described him as a shabiha [pro-regime activist], when he was just a scientist doing his job.
This show of pragmatism set off a raging inferno of indignation among conservatives.
That sense of indignation.
