1
Moreover, Greeks' sense of indignation after years of austerity could be exacerbated.
2
I pity and excuse your indignation; both are natural in your case.
3
In the months that followed a good deal of indignation was expressed.
4
For wrath is in his indignation; and life in his good will.
5
The succession of Ferdinand excited especial dismay and indignation in the Palatinate.
6
I said with some indignation, 'Surely it was for you to forgive?'
7
Mr Browne's moral indignation is thus seen again to be highly selective.
8
The girl rose; her face was colorless; she was aquiver with indignation.
9
The man in the screen stopped talking and stared in amazed indignation.
10
Wherever they met, Barrow was already in a state of high indignation.
11
Great was the disappointment of Albert; great was the indignation of Victoria.
12
Great was the indignation in the council when the commands were produced.
13
It was all very impressive, with exactly the right amount of indignation.
14
And she burned with indignation in the chill air of the desert.
15
The shoulders of the ex-football captain rose aggressively; he snorted with indignation.
16
Here he found considerable difficulty in appeasing the indignation of Lady Lucretia.
