Sentence examples for the initial indignation from inspiring English sources

The initial indignation, however, did not last; in hindsight, it seems one of the final instances of a broad cultural unity that now seems lost to this country forever.

When I got past the initial mild indignation, and the low-level sadness at the thought of being on my own this year, I amused myself by devising the most depressing fantasy Christmas imaginable.

But after the initial exchange of indignation, tempers seemed to cool (and China released three of the four Japanese detainees).

After the initial shock passed, anger and indignation dominated the conversation.

Now, as many people pointed out after the initial wave of (media-driven) indignation, sentiment analysis is still in its infancy.

Oliver James in the Guardian wondered when the indignation tipping point comes, the Berlin wall moment.

India's abuses of democratic norms and human rights in the state add to the indignation.

Kind of takes the sting out of the indignation.

"... Where's the indignation over the constant press intimidation?

The indignation of the protesters is widely shared.

The amount of the award prompted indignation in France.