Sentence examples for they were indignant from inspiring English sources
Microphones were pointed at them and they were asked whether they were indignant that the readers and viewers of America were being denied access to Mr. Gore's words.
Most important, they are indignant.
Now, none of this is meant to be irritating or disrespectful; indeed, they are indignant if I point out that I'm not a TV set but a sensate, hard-working professor who is looking right at them.
They are indignant when they ask, "Who are these people?" "Did the government really support this?" "Is this some form of female population control?" There are those who argue that insurers haven't changed a thing yet.
Some of them are indignant; others are self-lacerating.
According to sportswriter Jack Clary, "The football fans were indignant when they saw what they had missed.
The Red Cross was not reassured when M.I. officers explained that these abuses were part of the interrogation process; and the delegates were indignant when they were told that they wouldn't be allowed to see some prisoners.
He added that he found it ironic that the Saudis were indignant that they had not been told the United States was sending a letter to the Iranians when the Saudis had been making overtures to the Iranians for two years.
[interview 9 – with COPD] Smokers with COPD were indignant because they felt that, these days, healthcare providers did not show interest in them anymore.
But several readers were indignant.
