Examples of using Indignant in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Indignant, disappointed and disillusioned young people,
At which point the proud and indignant American Jew reached for her headset,
And all of this combined to produce one of those strange and periodic uprisings of indignant emotion in the soul of Jesus.
Jobbik is indignant to hear about the latest step in the government's series of attacks on the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
The ridicule, falsehood, and abuse heaped upon him called forth indignant remonstrance, even from the secular press.
you have to wait as I look over my shoulders to ensure no indignant girl is close by because of what I'm about to say next.
Litván got very indignant about the fact that I was still being restricted in finding a job in 1982.
grumbling, indignant, wanting bad things to others
do not be indignant, he bought himself a ticket FAST TRACK.
emotional, indignant, fearful,
Those familiar with the previous installments indignant gamers, sure,
she was indignant.
And step three began when I realized I didn't have to write indignant poems, if that's not what I was.
The reviews are mostly positive, but there are also very dissatisfied girls and strongly indignant girls.
harassed, or indignant.
high-ranking clergy acted indignant and spiteful when exposed to the world.
was extremely indignant, and asked what had happened to his horses.
At this point those present are offended, rise up, indignant, and cast Jesus out and want to throw
Jesus was mildly indignant that this material-minded youth should ask him a question about business, but he decided to
Jesus was mildly indignant that this material-minded youth should bring up for discussion such a question of business;