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61) For the secretary of state's indignation at our praise for it is almost as interesting as the White Paper itself.

62) But the comic form he has chosen is too brittle to contain his appalled indignation.

63) She describes the horrors of matrimony with vivacious comic indignation, dazzling wit and choice of expression, and with breathtaking eloquence.

64) Durance's indignation gave him power, it was as though he actually grew in physical stature.

65) Paradoxically, the accusations stirring the most indignation have, in money terms, been comparatively small potatoes.

66) Prof. von Krafft-Ebing Anna smouldered with indignation on poor Sophie's behalf.

67) Of course I refused with much indignation, and he grew very angry.

68) There was much stamping of ministerial feet, but, sadly, this show of righteous indignation led to very little action.

69) From this point moral indignation became more than simply a grassroots phenomenon.

70) There is a gap again because I stopped work, suddenly aware that an alien indignation was invading my soul.

71) The drug chic controversy, though,(http://Sentencedict.com) has brought forth an odd mixture of indignation and acknowledgment from the fashion industry.

72) He could have taken his case to the press and howled with indignation.

73) She had been so immersed in her anger and indignation that she had been working on automatic pilot herself.

74) Creaking up from her knees, Miss Lodsworth snorted with indignation.

75) Nevertheless, the discrepancy between the treatment of Hayman and his fellow paedophiles inevitably aroused indignation.

76) Mr. Garel-Jones Moral indignation sits rather uneasily on the hon. Gentleman's shoulders[sentencedict.com], particularly on this matter.

77) Literature and autobiography are liberally sprinkled with accounts of the indignation and outrage felt when such a promise fails to materialize.

78) It gave her an absolutely splendid opportunity of indicating her indignation.

79) The proposal has evoked both indignation and humour with suggestions as to how art treasures can be divided by their national characteristics.

80) But the Commissioner, enjoying a high state of moral indignation, looked for no explanation.

81) And yet, as it is lifted, we still wriggle with indignation.

82) Desperately he tried to relight the fires of righteous indignation.

83) There was great confusion and indignation as the marchers were forced to halt.

84) Lemos resigned on March 25, allegedly in indignation at the failure of Barco to defend him against opposition charges.

85) The crowd seemed reasonably relaxed, both assent and indignation muted.

86) Wolfenden also hints at the other motives behind the widespread public indignation.

87) Farmers, full of righteous indignation, were insulted that their professionalism should be questioned.

88) Often you can salve their indignation and solve this problem by rewording the sentence.

89) His statement was greeted with cries of mock astonishment and indignation by Tory back-benchers.

90) A week ago she would have been full of indignation at the thought of losing her accommodation.