Indignant In A Sentence

Q: How to use indignant in a sentence?

1. What are you indignant about? 2. Strong curiosity now mingled with my indignant feelings. 3. Then a roar of indignant applause drowned my protest. 4. Drusilla looked at her with big, indignant eyes. 5. In a moment Helen was all indignant protest.

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What are you indignant about?
Strong curiosity now mingled with my indignant feelings.
Then a roar of indignant applause drowned my protest.
Drusilla looked at her with big, indignant eyes.
In a moment Helen was all indignant protest.
The indignant response of Aunt Louise was disconcerting.
An indignant toss of the head gave the negative to this surmise.
Patricia turned, indignant at her levity in the face of trouble.
He was indignant at the luxury of these watchmen, toasting at their fire.
I could pile up indignant instances of the further harm the book has done.
As the doctor read, a look of indignant horror swept over his face.
He was indignant with Belgium for claiming national independence.
I told her all, and she was indignant at the treatment I had experienced.
It was said that Hera, indignant at the amours of her lord, retired to Euboae.
As though by agreement Attack poor Luka With indignant reproaches.
The indignant Titanus was right--there was no cowardice.
His mother fell!--Appear, indignant shade!

How To Use Indignant In A Sentence?

And he grew indignant at her indifference, feeling that his child was neglected.
I was exceedingly indignant at this, and pushed on, intending to force the barrier.
He was so indignant that the few white hairs on his head worked up sizzling with his emotion....
She shot a quick, indignant look at her aunt, then turned around and smiled a good-by to him.
Hyde turned an indignant back on him, and King studied the back as if he found it interesting.
But in the case of Katharine it was different; she was indignant with Katharine.
Even Aurora, with all her gentleness, has been as indignant at it, nearly, as myself.
Once, when Gladys addressed a remark to her, Maria thrust out an indignant shoulder towards her.
For MacLaurin wheeled on him, and bestowed upon him a red, glassy, and hotly indignant stare.
The members of the Y.M.C.A. were indignant at me for putting a maladroit question.
Springing up from her relaxed position, she sat straight and unbending, with her indignant eyes on his face.
This speech aroused a storm of execration throughout the country, which was already indignant enough over the fatal event itself.
I felt also very indignant against the Venetians who had no small share in the destruction of those art treasures.
Hannah gave more than one pitying, indignant glance at the girl's pretty, sad face.
Beyond doubt she would be far happier with a fury of reproaches, cutting sarcasm, and page after page of indignant denial.
It's been of only three years' standing," interrupted the other, in an indignant mutter.
All Christendom is now made familiar with it, and is sending forth a cry of indignant remonstrance and of taunting scorn.
It was a small and mean dwelling, and I began to feel indignant that my mother was compelled to live in such a place.
We have long ago ceased to be either surprised, grieved, or indignant at anything the English critics say of us.
She has such a cold that I really wondered that she came at all in such a storm; but, no, she seemed fairly indignant at the idea.
Why convey the false impression that you are indignant when you are indifferent, or feel sympathy for sufferings of which you will do nothing but talk?
I was so indignant to-night, and say that I think it will be fine for him to take my Billy away from me with him.
And Josh Perrott loosened his neckcloth with an indignant tug of the forefinger, and went off into another train of thought.