Sentence examples similar to surges of indignation from inspiring English sources
From time to time, a Facebook friend will post a picture like this one:Whenever I see one of these, I experience a satisfying surge of indignation.
So, most weeks, the BBC or an airport, train company or hospital can be heard apologising, with all the conviction of the BT recorded message, for some collective, soon to be repeated offence, while a refusal to grovel always elicits a surge of indignation.
Loomis felt a surge of hostile indignation.
But that parliamentary technicality was overwhelmed by the surge of political indignation.
There is a surge of rising indignation among tens of thousands of young people in this nation, including those many idealistic and determined teachers who come into inner-city schools and don't pretend that educational apartheid is simply a piece of distant history but know it is alive and well right now, because they see it every day before their eyes.
He would find it a lot more comfortable to belong to a PD-UDC coalithan toan to a PD-SEL one.The joker literally as well as politically is Beppe Grillo, the comedian whose vitriolically anti-establishment Five Star Movement is again surging on a wave of indignation at the recent corruption scandals.
That sense of indignation.
Prosecutors loosened howls of indignation.
This lack of indignation is mainstream here.
Most come from a spark of indignation.
