Sentence examples for such indignation from inspiring English sources
But where's the fun in such indignation?
On the surface, such indignation might seem justified.
Such indignation gave satirists something to work on.
Such indignation has far outlived the Poor Law of 1834, against which it was directed.
Such indignation eclipses a far more interesting debate about the merits of the work itself and of modern French fiction.
His Entry of Christ into Brussels (1888), filled with carnival masks painted in smeared, garish colours, provoked such indignation that he was expelled from Les Vingt.
Such indignations gave the satirists something to work on.
That the BBC can stir such passionate indignation is of course a measure of the central role that it has long played in British daily life.
Indeed what makes Martin's case noteworthy is not that it happened but that it has sparked such widespread indignation beyond his immediate community.
Would it be appropriate for them to take up a Strawsonian (1962) reactive attitude towards him, such as indignation?
Perhaps it still makes sense to connect other con-attitudes, such as indignation, with moral badness, but it seems unwarranted to connect disgust with moral badness, at least directly.[26] Thus, experimental moral philosophy of the emotions leads to a potential insight into the evaluative diversity of con-attitudes.
