Sentences with phrase «cause indignation»

«This is quite wrong and will rightly cause indignation in England.

In 1918 Barth caused indignation with Das neue Leben (The New Life), the first exhibition to showcase cubist tendencies in the work of local artists.

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The needs of men, the sins that must be blasted with concerted indignation, the causes that invite our ardent championship — these are not alien from the problem of prayer.

The sweetest delights are trampled on with a ferocious pleasure the moment they offer themselves as checks to a cause by which our higher indignations are elicited.

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.

One standard cause for indignation in the current generation of young Catholics is: «We didn't get any proper teaching about the Catholic faith at my Catholic school.»

Brawls in Toronto and Quebec caused one serious injury, four player arrests and wide indignation

Dramatically, the movie works in places at bringing forth a sense of helpless indignation toward a hopeless cause, though emotionally, while making a clear case, it's decidedly stilted.

Apologies that merely expressed sympathy worked only inconsistently because many plaintiffs took them to be insincere, which sometimes caused more indignation on the plaintiff's part, rather than less.

He said the ban on Twitter caused a «special indignation at the crypto community.»

In his view, the sweeping ban on cryptocurrency and blockchain advertising has caused a «special indignation» within the crypto community.