Sentence examples for source of indignation from inspiring English sources
The minister has been less accommodating so far over the second source of indignation.
It was a know-little England of small-minded obsessives chafing within the asymmetry of the United Kingdom, for whom the West Lothian question was a daily source of indignation, who appear increasingly reckless about the disintegration of the UK.
E. McGreevey resigned last November, Republicans lost an easy target, and a seemingly inexhaustible source of righteous indignation.
For many American troops passing through Leipzig to the war zones, the steep cost of a quick call home from pay phones has been a source of growing indignation.
The source of their indignation is the president's plan to raise income tax on annual salaries over 500,000 pesos ($38,000) and impose value-added tax on private schooling and mortgage payments.
The notion that footballers cannot have an ethical or intellectual life is a source of some indignation to Neville, who may lack qualifications, having left Bury's Elton High School at 16, but has flourished by always immersing himself in the task at hand.
The assailants were justifiably mad and disconnected from the sources of their indignation.
As a midfielder at Parkhead, he was a source of tenacity, and often indignation if standards fell or opponents were confrontational.
That sense of indignation.
Prosecutors loosened howls of indignation.
