Sentences with word «indignation»

A Jewish Matchmaker's Guide to «letting it slide...» The righteous indignation of taking things personally; we've all experienced it.

Because so little of what occurs on - screen either engages or entertains, there's ample time for the boiler of your self - respect to build up quite a head of indignation at the forfeiture of your time, money, and (exceedingly minimal) cerebral exertion.

In talking about his progress on LGBT and AIDS issues, de Blasio cited «more funding for runaway and homeless youth» and then, with indignation in his voice, said, «A lot of these kids have been put out of their own house by their own family, and that is unacceptable.»

This fierce and inventive Spanish prison drama combines strong internal emotion with a sense of righteous indignation at the corruption in the nation's prison system.

Had they understood, they probably would have risen in indignation against Judas.

Oscar winner Broderick Crawford is Hoover, the once - dedicated agent who cleans up the bureau out of moral indignation over abuses and then builds it into his own private duchy of power and control, using information and blackmail to maintain his position and authority through every successive administration.

Isn't it «breaking a fly on a wheel,» however, to work up a lather of righteous indignation over a state of things in the business of breeding dogs that is far more egregiously conspicuous at most other levels of our society?

The violence in Orissa elicited international condemnation, including words of righteous indignation from Pope Benedict XVI.

So Haman went out that day joyful and with a glad heart; but when Haman saw Mordecai in the king's gate, and that he did not stand or tremble before him, he was filled with indignation against Mordecai.

The Spanish artist Cuixart has, after a visit to New York, spoken with great indignation about how these artists only create Dadaist works «formally.»

We rise to heights of moral indignation when human rights are violated — and teach our children that all rights are socially defined.

He has questioned Mr. de Blasio's knowledge of the schools, accused him of not being forthcoming with information, and expressed indignation when the mayor, after testifying for nearly four hours at one Senate hearing, did not attend a second one.

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.»

Driven by indignation and fueled by poetry, Wolgers's has not been an ordinary voyage — imagine a very gifted craft artist turned ideologue.

I had a hard time reading without tearing up, gasping in surprise, or feeling indignation on behalf of the characters.

This approach reflects the organisation's dedication «to informing a vast, world - scale public about the human rights abuses that they encounter in the milieu they enter, and to evoking public indignation about them» (Fox 1995: 1609).

Therefore, Judas, the treasurer of the disciples, feigned indignation over this act of prodigality and waste.

It is moving to see victims try hard to understand their oppressors, but there ought to be room for moral indignation which is directed at humanity as well as against God!

Has the same anaesthetising effect as when I hear people belly - ache and voice their mock indignation at the use of «tax - payers money».

Tilda Swinton's got a little something going on in this new clip from Bong Joon - ho's Snowpiercer, a wee bit of righteous indignation as she informs Chris Evans, Jamie Bell and the rest of the lower class insurgents in this post-apocalyptic...

Yesterday after Chad Griffin and the Human Rights Campaign were falling all over themselves with faux indignation that Barney Frank stated that the Log Cabin Republicans were a bunch of «Uncle Tom's» (which they are although Auntie Toms is more appropriate.)

Nothing could be further from the truth here, however, for Indignation takes its time setting up its characters, and the world Marcus, Olivia, et al inhabit.

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

For a while, righteous indignation made the losing of his religion rather fun, as it always does; but as summer wore on into fall and the water began its slow progress to winter's cold, he became merely sour - angry at the universe, but even more angry at himself for having let it turn him into a grouch.

Photographs of him taking a day off to go sailing near the Isle of White triggered a wave of indignation across the American media.

About Photo # 3717630: Logan Lerman is dapper in a suit while attending the premiere of his latest film Indignation held at the Museum of Modern Art on Monday (July 25) in New York City.

«I could not bring myself to be a salesperson,» they say with great indignation.

While the vote largely preserves open Internet standards set up in 2010 by the FCC, it may not outright ban «fast lanes», which fueled added indignation among critics in person and online.

What indignation about Google's tax strategy misses is that public tax avoidance hardly damages this image at all.

Similarly, he provoked furious indignation when it was revealed he had changed his legal advice about the Iraq war, thereby allegedly allowing his role as government minister to influence his duties as legal advisor.

He was not impressed, for instance, by the media indignation directed at a Baltimore man who hired kids to sell candy in poor areas.

It involves not only compassion, kindness, and mercy beyond measure (what the New Testament calls grace) but also indignation against injustice and unremitting opposition to all that is evil.

Ten years ago, any one of these phenomena — all of which will be seen in this year's Turner Prize exhibition — might have provoked outraged indignation and anguished discussion about what art should be.

Now in its 31st year, the annual prize rewards the best contemporary artwork by British artists under 50 and always arouses debate and surprise and very often indignation.

Butler comments: «To be honest, I'm a little apprehensive that some viewers will have... a sense of condescension or even indignation towards the seeming lack of skill and effort involved.

«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.

In the eyes of this prophetic school, the Exile was not an evidence of Yahweh's defeat but an expression of his just indignation against Israel's sin.

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.

Lacking it, Peter hardly felt the blows that came from the misdeeds of political foes and derelictions of political friends, and he was singularly untouched by political indignation.

The feigned indignation never ends.

A wealth of valuable information fills this book, but the author's tone of indignation does not serve his purpose well.

This probably rings a few bells — bells of annoyance and maybe even indignation.

The Canadian actress will star opposite Logan Lerman (Fury) in James Schamusâ $ ™ directorial debut Indignation and star opposite James Franco in Huluâ $ ™ s nine - part miniseries 11/22/63

He was deeply moved by the strains and distresses of men, by their hunger and thirst and weariness, and he was roused to passionate indignation by the exploitation of the weak.