Sentence examples similar to utter indignation from inspiring English sources
Now and then, he utters a cry of indignation.
But he feigned a cocky lover's haughty indignation to the utter delight of the Carnegie Hall audience.
Having never set out to be star, Thorn found herself turning into the sort of diva who would storm out of an interview in indignation just because the journalist had uttered the words "easy listening".
What we have been treated to instead is a swirl of denial, obfuscation and indignation towards those who had the temerity to utter the words "Salazar" and "Farah" in the same breath.
One wonders why the opposition has been unable to make political hay of the rising public indignation in response to the incumbent party's utter incompetence.
And Wright was not the first or the last to utter such seemingly grandiose claims as a rebuttal to our national indignation following the attacks.
SOME people voice their feelings of indignation with noise and dramatic movements; others make their point in utter quietness.
Their indignation would be epic, but when Trump passed this buck, they uttered not a peep.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
