Examples of 'great indignation' in a sentence
Meaning of "great indignation"
The expression 'great indignation' conveys a strong sense of anger, resentment, or outrage towards a perceived injustice, offense, or wrongdoing. It signifies a deep feeling of displeasure or offense in response to a situation or action that is considered unfair, offensive, or morally wrong, reflecting a powerful emotional reaction
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great indignation
He rejected the proposal with great indignation.
This situation causes great indignation in the international community in general.
That in describable act causes us all to feel great indignation.
The incident caused great indignation among the local population.
The fact that this was impossible at the time led to great indignation.
With a great indignation.
This atrocious deed by Lysimachus aroused great indignation.
There was great indignation.
This atrocious deed of Lysimachus aroused great indignation.
And there was great indignation against Israel.
This atrocious deed by Lysimachus and his family arouses great indignation.
The message caused great indignation in England.
All political players in Berlin reject this charge with great indignation.
These actions unleashed a great indignation among the Bolognese.
There was great indignation in patriotic circles and the matter landed on the Cabinet table.
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His arrest had caused great indignation.
With great indignation I am feeling indignant against the nations that are at ease.
I would cry with great indignation.
There was great indignation here; there was a boycott.
These people no longer represent me ; they have caused great indignation.
They cause very great indignation with the Crimean residents.
Like the decision one year earlier to hold the referendum, the outcome caused great indignation.
This broken agreement aroused great indignation among the workers of the CNT.
Meanwhile, the reaction in the Batavian Republic was one of great indignation.
This ruling was met with great indignation by SWAPO and the OAU.
And on January 2, the situation swelled toward great indignation.
Mr President, why is there such great indignation about the Turkish stance on Cyprus?
Monster, I do smell all horse-piss, at which my nose is in great indignation.
Next morning the fact was divulged, and great indignation was expressed against Tyrrell.
Monster, I do smell all horse piss, at which my nose is in great indignation.
This caused great indignation in the CDU / CSU.
And when can a remission of this great indignation be hoped for? ".
And for this reason great indignation has been aroused by Comrade Trotsky 's latest “ literary ” efforts.
I said, with great indignation.
This caused great indignation amongst the Muslims . ".
Fellow-villager, to the great indignation of the dog's master.
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