Sentence examples for unleashed indignation from inspiring English sources
The assassination also unleashed indignation abroad.
It is a mark both of the seriousness of the latest downturn and of the radically changed public mood three years on that the governor of the Bank of England has given an even more sombre interview this week which triggered none of the dissension or indignation unleashed by Mr Darling.
Among several others, a trendy young Muslim preacher from Yemen, Habib Ali al-Jifri, also heeded the call.But Mr Abbas's plea and the mufti's gesture unleashed a torrent of indignation.
He was sickened, he put it, by the "baying maelstrom of indignation and bullying" unleashed against Blunt after Thatcher's announcement.
(With an irony almost too neat, the same impulse even makes us indignant at those who pile on to the miserable dentist; when the animal lover Mia Farrow tweeted his address, she was, despite all of the indignation felt, seen to have gone too far, to have unleashed a Kraken — full Twitter rage! — too large even for the perceived offense).
It unleashed the janjaweed.
Me unmasked, unchained, unleashed".
All unleashed creativity.
Instead, these women unleashed theirs.
"Light cigarettes unleashed a monster".
