Examples of using Indignation in English and their translations into French
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he noted the State party's indignation over what had happened.
The Special Rapporteur had nonetheless felt able to draw conclusions and to convey his indignation.
Monster, I do smell all horse-piss at which my nose is in great indignation.
He constantly reiterated his indignation about injustice, exclusion and society's acceptance of
sparked a wave of indignation and protests worldwide.
friendship, indignation, and compassion.”.
The C.L.E.F. wrote asking the French government to voice its indignation to the Holy See and to the UN.
Either we act upon our feeling of horror and indignation, or we stop moralizing.
The court also held that torture is a very serious crime which causes widespread indignation and disquiet not only in Congo
CERN supports the many members of the community that have expressed their indignation for the unacceptable statements contained in the presentation.
It nevertheless managed to a great extent to quell the first demand which had stemmed from the movement of protest and indignation.
rage, indignation, contentment, disappointment.
intimidated the school principal, in addition to yelling their indignation at her in the presence of the students.
we need to respond, but I would rather keep our statement limited to stating our position without indignation or demands.
A US citizen, he makes videos in which he expresses his indignation towards his country's downward spiral.
calm which is contradictory considering the undeniable ideological and moral indignation translated by his images.
The Government of the Republic of Mali expresses its indignation following the assassination on Friday,
passion and indignation, she recommended that Canada modify its electoral system to one of dual member constituencies in which one woman
was of a man consumed in self-pity and indignation.
to express my indignation with the aim of bringing about change.