Sentence examples for was so indignant from inspiring English sources
She was so indignant that she almost felt like talking to somebody.
In his biography of Mr. Tata, "Beyond the Last Blue Mountain," Mr. Lala quotes him as telling colleagues: "I was so indignant at the manner in which the Government had treated the air transport industry…and had deliberately brought it to its knees, in order to acquire it for a song".
Judge David G. Trager of Brooklyn federal court was so indignant over what he called an officer's "blatantly false" testimony in an October 2005 suppression hearing that he told prosecutors, "I hope you won't darken my courtroom with this police officer's testimony again".
That's how we feel and that is why we are so indignant and resentful, that 'Labour' sees fit to close our pool.
He had been so indignant at the position the Catholic Church was taking over same-sex marriage that he had written to its leader – and delivered the letter by hand.
Peter H. Schuck, a Yale law professor who thought the law schools' legal position was misguided, said that many professors were so indignant about the military's treatment of gay men and women and so scornful of the military itself that their judgment became clouded.
Prime Minister Trudeau is being so indignant, bringing up the relationship that the U.S. and Canada had over the many years and all sorts of other things...but he doesn't bring up the fact that they charge us up to 300% on dairy — hurting our Farmers, killing our Agriculture!
"I can hardly write, talk, eat or sleep, "he wrote, "I am so anxious and indignant that pay is not forthcoming … for my men.
("I expect that's why the Brontës were so shit at writing," she declares, indignant, "their pens were so uncomfortable and drab").
And now that I'm asking questions, Dagmar, it can't be because of these six points that the demonstrators here are so enthusiastic and so angry and indignant.
"There are so many more difficult positions in Ashtanga!" one guest said, indignant, from one corner of the room.
