Sentence examples for with indignant from inspiring English sources

The hosts of "On University Campus" opened the topic for discussion, and the station's phone lines were overwhelmed with indignant callers.

So said Wayne LaPierre, his voice constricted with indignant rage, at the National Rifle Association's post-Sandy Hook ask-me-no-questions "press conference".

When the first needle went in, Nigel, who had barely moved for days, leaped defiantly to his feet and hissed at the vet with indignant ferocity.

My Years as Me by Roger Lewis (Coronet, £20) is a wonderfully splenetic journal - part-diary, part-diatribe – by a man who rages with indignant eloquence against the modern world.

So said Wayne LaPierre, his voice constricted with indignant rage, at the… According to Wayne LaPierre, the National Rifle Association is demanding "a program like they have in Israel".

So it felt like a bit of citizen's justice this week to see the local news buzzing with indignant reports of the "poor door," a scrap of real-estate jargon coined, for once, in sympathy with the people.

Arranging a sudden medical evacuation from China, for example, requires dealing successfully with potentially indignant local doctors, but also with political officials who can expedite exit clearances, and even with military types whose approval might be crucial for clearing air space for an emergency charter.

Quite what this has to do with press freedom isn't clear (especially with an indignant Max Mosley's family trust putting up another £3m-plus to help Impress pay its bills).

I'm with these indignant protesters.

Horizontal "mano cornuta" with an indignant expression on the face.

He would warrant himself emotionally with the indignant thought that Anna was denying him access to their child.