Sentence examples for sincere indignation from inspiring English sources

Up on his self-made cross after Lionel Messi had coasted to 52 goals for the season, Mourinho exhausted the gamut of rhetorical devices to convey sincere indignation and hide his own failure in the face of Barcelona's superiority.

Gates may not be a laff riot, but he is simply too intelligent to be unaware that his huffy (and, at the time, doubtless quite sincere) indignation at Obama's suggestion that someone in the room might write a memoir in which "sensitive matters" are discussed at length, is — in retrospect, and precisely — ironic.

Gates may not be a laff riot, but he is simply too intelligent to be unaware that his huffy (and, at the time, doubtless quite sincere) indignation at Obama's suggestion that someone in the room might write a memoir in which "sensitive matters" are discussed at length, is in retrospect, and precisely ironic.

Reagan accepts the resignation of the unpopular conservative Anne Burford as head of the Environmental Protection Agency with evidently sincere regret and indignation over the unfair criticisms that she has been forced to endure, then replaces her with the far more moderate William Ruckelshaus.

In response to the disclosure of his wife's identity as an undercover C.I.A. officer, Mr. Wilson said, "The Republicans who have called me -- there have been many -- have reacted with sincere and heartfelt indignation".

That's the American nightmare".To be fair, Mrs Warren is sincere in her moral indignation, and she came by it the hard way.

In spite of the fact, then, that Klosterman in his indignation sounds sincere, he really only asks to be considered shallow ("I'm an 'all-nonsense' guy") and mean ("I am less compassionate than just about everyone I know").

How dare you respond with anything other than regret, embarrassment, and a sincere apology instead of righteous indignation, threats of violence and lawsuits.

Argentine journalist-historian Jorge Lanata said that "the Malvinas are now part of our imagination; we are blinded by years of official rhetoric". The sovereignty issue has become a cause that can always be counted on to rouse the populace to sincere if most likely hopeless indignation, and to distract it from vital national problems.

"I reiterate my sincere and profound apology for the offense and indignation I have caused you".

The Governor, after expressing indignation that anyone might think she was quitting for other than "altruistic, sincere, and articulated reasons," replied, in part, "July 3rd is the eve of Independence Day.