Sentence examples for would be indignant from inspiring English sources

I am confident that the vocal supporters of aggressive drug-testing procedures would be indignant if they experienced similar law-enforcement tactics.

If we asked all those middle-aged bankers to put away their Strats an activity that their next-door neighbors would bless they would be indignant.

"Ansel would be indignant if one accused him of religious feelings in anything even approaching a traditional sense," Mr. Szarkowski said in a telephone interview earlier this month.

Taylor shrugs off a suggestion that it would be ludicrous if Maria Sharapova was reduced to cover duty at Wimbledon, in the same way we would be indignant if a great woman athlete, swimmer or cyclist ended up as a helper at a grand occasion for their male equivalents.

I'd be indignant, furious.

You'd be indignant with rage.

This is single-study campaigning – if the pharmaceutical industry did this, people's reaction would be, rightly, indignant".

No New Yorker would be really indignant to hear of an insult to the urban fabric at the South Street Seaport.

Michael Baldwin, a third-year student at New College, noted that Galloway had once been given an honorary Palestinian passport, and said the MP would be "rightly indignant" if someone refused to debate him because of it.

If poor people, old people, and people with epilepsy, poor vision or heart problems were only allowed out of their village once a week in a foreign country, we would be rightly indignant.

Ross said about the series: "It's seemingly exploitative, it's incredibly sexist, and the female members of my household - you'd expect them to be indignant, but, no, they were laughing their butts off because it was so blatant, and yet Honey was actually never objectified in the whole series".