Sentences with phrase «arouse indignation»
«Both events arouse indignation because first of all, like in the former gloomy time, they create the image of an enemy who is responsible for the majority of Russia's problems.
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It seems that only an outright denial of the Church's teaching could arouse their indignation.
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The books of the latter two authors aroused such indignation that Parliament ordered them to be burned.
The other ten expressed self - righteous indignation, but perhaps it was the effort to get ahead of them that aroused their ire.
It is not until persons experience a sense of indignation (which arises when they realize that their suffering is unnecessary) that they are aroused not only to take Marxism seriously, but also to join together in a common effort against the enemies of freedom.
And it is the idea of a God who causes or deliberately tolerates evil for the sake of a higher good that justifiably arouses our sense of indignation.
It is only that the indignation that the Covenant has aroused seems at least somewhat selective.