Examples of using Indignant in English and their translations into Danish
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Relatives of the passengers of the ocean liner were indignant.
I am indignant at the conclusions of our rapporteur that these scientific exchanges cannot be affected by political considerations!
It also makes me very indignant because, just as Mr Kyprianou said earlier,
Being indignant at the scrawl in notebooks
The public is indignant, but instead of then lowering the subsidies,
She was indignant, screaming, crying,
What if you saw the receipts, somewhere we won't go into, due to Hesselboe's corruption that something had to be done? and became so morally indignant.
But Jesus seeing[it], was indignant, and said to them, Suffer the little children to come to me;
No matter how indignant the older peopleMoral debauchery of modern society
He was indignant and decided to quit
Aug 2015∫ When the actions or words of others provoke us, it is easy to become irritable, resentful, or indignant;
I am indignant when I read today that Germany
Please believe me that we felt moved and indignant while watching the proceedings against Amina Lawal
embittered and, above all, highly indignant.
For example, the player becomes a chef who is indignant arrogance chipmunks steal his apples,
we have heard many complaining and indignant voices raised in connection with the Hungarian Presidency.
it is not surprising that later one of the family members is indignant that he has to do everything.
you were somewhat indignant that Parliament is addressing this question,
I am indignant at how long the review procedure that is currently in progress has taken.
And step three began when I realized I didn't have to write indignant poems, if that's not what I was.