Sentence examples for strong indignant from inspiring English sources
Our society's framework for black women reads as such: strong, indignant and fiercely independent with endless resilience; a myriad of expectations entirely at odds with the vulnerable reality of having natural hair.
The Law Lords struck down the Court of Appeal decision in strong, stirring, indignant language that referred to centuries of English common-law precedent, to the moral weight of international treaties and obligations like the United Nations Convention Against Torture, and to the rights of individuals as enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights.
In a press conference in Jerusalem, Mr Abe said he was "indignant" and felt "strong resentment" at the threats, and demanded the immediate release of the hostages.
Spain's indignados, or indignant ones, still going strong since their start in May, have a claim too.
Abe, a strong supporter of the US military presence on Okinawa, said he was indignant over Shimabukuro's death and hinted that he would confront Obama next week.
[[Image:Keep Your Dignity Upon Indignant People Step 4 Version 2.jpg|center]Make a club and discuss ways to make stronger bonds and learn the difference between evil destructive and constructive people and how to avoid the destructive people.
