indignant

He had never seen anyone look more indignant in his life.

He tried to make the words sound indignant, could not.

Women can always find a reason to be indignant, he thought.

People all over, not just in the States, are getting indignant.

She moved over toward him, and her eyes were indignant.

I mean the the white people who saw it were indignant.

Her husband was indignant, saying he'd take care of it himself.

They felt that he might come in and be indignant with them.

What makes me indignant is that certain things have been done in the name of the party.

I think that there are indeed times when we should get indignant.

It's happened a couple of times, and we get very indignant, see.

He was standing there looking down at her indignant face.

Richard tried to look indignant as he felt his face going red.

But he supposed she did have a right to be indignant.

He came back a little out of breath, and very indignant.

She had scared but indignant down to an art form.

Yet his indignant critics are also right on one large point.

He tried to make himself look indignant rather than excited.

For some reason she'd made him both angry and indignant.

Jimmy was quite indignant for his friend, when the story had been told.

She pulled her hand from his side of the table, suddenly indignant.

The judge is both indignant and trying not to laugh.

I clicked him off the line before he could say anything indignant.

She was boring right into me with her eyes, and very indignant.

I'd have been indignant, too, if it happened to be true.