Sentences with phrase «indignation never»
The feigned indignation never ends.
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All we are saying is that, the IBEDC should unconditionally connect Ijebu - Igbo line back and for them to apologise for this kind of indignation never expected by the indigenes of the community home and abroad.
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People like Santorum remind me of the Pharasees who were careful to show up in the temple full of pride and self righteous indignation for anyone who dared to question their rigid ideology yet never took one step towards bettering conditions in their society or spoke out against social and economic injustice.
========== Atheists are on this board all day every day with one basic message: «people that believe in the God of Abraham are stupid» (the nice version is «people that believe in God are engaging in holding rational and irrational beliefs simultaneously, but we wont call them «stupid»)», and you never see this kind of outpouring of incensed righteous indignation from Christians.
Atheists are on this board all day every day with one basic message: «people that believe in the God of Abraham are stupid», and you never see this kind of outpouring of incensed righteous indignation from Christians.
I'm just glad he will never get the chance and will likely die of old age choking on his bitter hate and vitriol and unwarrented righteous indignation.
But despite two terrifically nuanced performances by its male leads and a good try by its somewhat miscast female star, the simmering dramatics behind «Denial» never quite reach a satisfying boil of righteous indignation and justice served that was felt in last year's similar «Spotlight,» the expose about the uncovering of the Catholic Church's pedophile priest scandal.
Comic - book yarns, movie parodies, a Roger Rabbit sequel set in wartime the author greets each with enthusiasm and a movie nut's righteous indignation that he'll never get to see them.
«[Leon] has never become perfunctory, never failed to give us vivid portraits of people and of Venice, never lost her fine, disillusioned indignation.»
Go ahead and shake your finger and carry on about how they should have been saving through the years for their retirement but spare me the indignation, because a lot of these people never made enough money to save anything.