Sentence examples for were indignant that from inspiring English sources

Some were indignant that friends who had demonstrated now treated nonprotesters as the enemy.

Plenty of people were indignant that I had anything nice to say about evangelicals.

"There were many calls from babushkas who were indignant that we didn't air their favorites anymore," Mr. Shevelyov said.

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.

She said many were supportive; others were indignant that someone would write in such a way while the country was under Israeli attack; "pathetic," one person scolded her.

MPs were indignant that he wanted the election of leaders to be decided by party members and his "bonding session" for MPs at Eastbourne was boycotted by Sir Edward Heath, Michael Heseltine and Nicholas Soames.

For instance, when I venture a remark that 70% of High Fidelity appears to be delivered straight-to-camera by Cusack, he's indignant: "That's stupid, a wild exaggeration.

Farah is indignant that "he is going to prison.

Child is indignant that thrillers might be considered peripheral to literature.

Reverend Jesse Jackson was indignant that only one of this year's hundred and sixty-six nominees was black.

Many Greeks are indignant that so few high-level politicians have faced punishment for corruption scandals.