Examples of using Indignantly in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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seeing all this, would indignantly repudiate FDR
Alice said indignantly.'Then I like the Carpenter best- if he didn't eat so many as the Walrus.'.
Tolkien indignantly declared that those who searched his works for parallels to the Second World War were entirely mistaken.
Akhmatova would cry indignantly whenever, infected by the prevailing climate, anyone of our circle asked this question.
At numerous meetings and assemblies, Soviet workers indignantly protested American aggression in Vietnam.
She was worried you would start a brawl in the marquee if you didn't win me at the auction,” I mutter indignantly.
She was worried you'd start a brawl in the marquee if you didn't win me at the auction,” I mutter indignantly.
When questioned concerning his race, he indignantly claims pure Spanish blood and rolls up his sleeve to show that the soft inside of
One Straits Chinese leader indignantly declared,"I can claim to be more anak Pulau Pinang[a son of Penang]
Rather than being appeased, the Kwantung commander indignantly denied that his army was seeking independence, and though admitting it had tended to act overpositively and arbitrarily,
Unable to imagine whom she would be calling at that moment, I asked her, somewhat indignantly, if she couldn't have waited until we got to safety before calling her mom.
This all leads to an important question-one that will be dismissed indignantly today, but not by historians in the long run: Is it possible
In both countries, the right-wing pro-Russian populists indignantly insist there is no more incriminating information to be found beyond what was known at any given moment,
they were indignantly charged with protectionism, as if the playing field were already level.
Jack cried indignantly.
Sophie stared after him indignantly.
Luna said indignantly.
Of course,” she indignantly answered.
Certainly not!' said Alice indignantly.
One, indeed!' said the Dormouse indignantly.