Indignant

German corporate directors “were surprised and indignant to find themselves in the criminal dock,” Mr. Ferencz wrote in a 1979 book.

Indeed, had the British government sought to intervene in that process, I have not the slightest doubt that Shona Robison would have been among the first and most indignant of those protesting such “interference” in the work of a devolved administration.

That is greater than some indignant followers might say of their viewing expertise.

The Jets’ star was indignant on the sideline — as seen on HBO’s “Hard Knocks” — questioning why the Giants challenged him twice with deep passes to rookie Jalin Hyatt that fell incomplete.

If only Jon were so indignant about his government starting but not ending its wars.

I remember one of them shouting all their indignant comments at my notebook, as if it was a Dictaphone.

The criticism surrounding Helene is ramping up and FEMA’s indignant attitude towards their own failures in unacceptable.

As someone expecting to celebrate an 80th birthday this year – coronavirus allowing – I feel quite indignant that the condition seems to be targeting my generation.

Protestors — most of the protestors are peaceful — they are indignant.

As the Republican questions continued, Hill seems to have grown almost indignant.

As they talked, Mr Lim noticed that Mills was getting increasingly indignant and aggressive.

Belgian media ran indignant reports on the controversy, which led to the ad being pulled from Facebook - but it was relayed thousands of times in individual social media posts.

By the time Stanford had rejected me, I was less indignant than understanding.

Confectionery producers are indignant, too, arguing that they have already done their bit by substantially cutting sugar content and the higher tax rate represents a double punishment.

Confronted on the sidewalk with a nasty fait accompli, most people are indignant.

It was necessary to dare, to stand up, to be indignant.

Once in awhile liberals get indignant enough to rant back.

She'd caught him red-handed, but his indignant, flat denials were so convincing it left her thinking that perhaps she was going mad.

She has also overseen the reform of cushy public sector pensions that brought on protests from indignant military veterans and retired civil servants, and she has overseen the passing of Asia’s first law.

Sir Richard’s remarks, some of which he also tweeted, sparked a frenzy of indignant responses from Twitter users.