Sentence examples for so indignant from inspiring English sources

Maybe we shouldn't have become so indignant.

She was so indignant that she almost felt like talking to somebody.

I've never seen people so indignant, including many Democrats who are friends of mine.

In other words, Hughes is a high-level user of the constant media manipulation about which he seems so indignant.

"I feel so indignant seeing this, " said Beatrice Íbañez, 28, as she watched cleanup crews today.

"The workers here may become so indignant that they become more active," said one Indonesian labor activist.

Which isn't to say they don't occasionally feel ever so slightly indignant.

The tone is not so much indignant as wistful, attuned to the lyricism of lost causes and the-dream-shall-never-die romance of failure.

So be indignant, be scandalised; enjoy … Even before Joe Hart's demotion as the City No1 the Spaniard was the obvious option.

And, Kindred concludes: "So however indignant the Cal athletic director wants to sound, whatever penalty the Pac-12 might bring down on Montgomery, the real-world truth is they're glad when these brouhahas come along.

And now, I said, are we beginning to persuade those whom you described as rushing at us with might and main, that the painter of constitutions is such an one as we are praising; at whom they were so very indignant because to his hands we committed the State; and are they growing a little calmer at what they have just heard?