Sentence examples for slightly indignant. from inspiring English sources
She looks slightly indignant.
Which isn't to say they don't occasionally feel ever so slightly indignant.
In his slightly indignant response, Mr Jiang said these cases were criminal matters and could only be "resolved gradually" according to law.
Ms. Sturgis looks and behaves a bit like the French actress Julie Delpy (who always seems slightly indignant — or would be if anything really fazed her).
"I myself would have been curious to meet the person I was to interpret," says the heavily accented, slightly indignant voice at the end of the telephone line.
Before "You Are I Am," from the new album, Mr. Millard gave a striking, even slightly indignant speech about self-esteem and the misstep of denying your self-worth before a higher power.
"Through a combination of bad luck, apathy, incompetence, and downright theft, Jack has been badly served by a succession of managers, agents, and record companies who have done little or nothing to promote his work," Shapiro notes, with the slightly indignant tone of a man who has got close to his subject in all senses.
I personally feel concerned and even somewhat indignant.
We get an exciting scene on a bridge, for instance, which is then compounded by a slightly less exciting scene on a different bridge — the Golden Gate, indeed, which not long ago had an army of indignant chimps clambering all over it, in "Rise of the Planet of the Apes".
