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indignation sentence examples

  • Indignation against the sin had to be ( to use the technical term ) propitiated.
  • The attack by the fascists had aroused the greatest indignation among the workers.
  • Indignation at the way in which things were going.
  • They are able to hide behind righteous indignation caused by the above practice.
  • Under augustus, a father used his legal right to execute a delinquent son, and provoked the indignation of rome.
  • Indignation at injustice, as well as such qualities as being lively, energetic and full of life.
  • Much of phil's self-righteous indignation seems to be directed at any such enterprise.
  • Also, some people expressed moral indignation at the fact there was a section of the hall reserved for ' women only ' .
  • The writer of hebrews warned then of a fearful judgment of fiery indignation which would devour god's adversaries.
  • Indignation caused by the above practice.
  • There is the moral indignation against general pinochet, where passions are running high.
  • You will also feel constant indignation at the dire shortage of confectionery.
  • Billions of people in the world have seen with deep indignation the televised images of the terrible events in palestine.
  • And they have awful immoral indignation if you hate them back, yet they still hate you if you don't.
  • He can little know the force of popular indignation, or such an attempt would never have been made.

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