Sentence examples for sort of indignant from inspiring English sources

When John Rocker arrived in New York this week to appeal his suspension from Major League Baseball, he was greeted by catcalls and angry demonstrators, exactly the sort of indignant response he should have expected to get, given the slurs he has directed at blacks and other people.

Before he testified, there was no way of knowing if he would be aggressive, combative, arrogant, indignant — the sort of traits that can be hallmarks of an unbelievable witness.

A troupe of indignant newspaper columnists agree.

I've been getting lots of indignant emails from friends.

It opened last December to a fusillade of indignant fury.

The bank's initial reaction to the charges was one of indignant denial.

Little is usually done about official misdeeds until a large number of indignant citizens demand it.

A moment of indignant bravery, followed by an uncertainty about how to properly punch someone.

They are bitter over Col. Nasser's success in using the UN as a sort of junior branch of the Egyptian govt.and are indignant over Gen. Wheeler's kid-glove approach to Cairo's continuous stalling over getting the Canal clearance work started.

It also means being indignant at the failure to demonstrate any sort of response to the arts, apart from indifference.' It is hard to beat those three sentences for smugness.

The battle between the residents plays out as a sort of class warfare, the inhabitants at the bottom of the building indignant about the top-dwellers mistreating them.