indignance

• “Sometimes what you term indignance is genuine disagreement and merits serious consideration - without defensiveness - and a willingness to reconsider one's own point of view.”

  Cormac McCarthy redux ...

• “His indignance is not righteous: the truth hurts, and that's why he's so upset.”

  Bill Clinton lashes out at Vanity Fair reporter

• “She didn't play it like that, so I think the indignance is a little misplaced.”

  I am shocked at the substandard ethics displayed by The New Yorker's blogger George Packer.

• “While Pete is home and brooding over Don's situation, his indignance makes him wonder why others 'irresponsibility has to affect "honest people.”

  The Huffington Post: Janet Turley: Mad Men Season 4, Ep 10: "Get Rid of It"

• ““That makes no sense,” he told Spock with unrestrained indignance.”

  Simon & Schuster: Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire

• “Um, never mind, I found him buried up there twice after my indignance passed.”

  MIND MELD: The Funniest Writers in the History of SF/F

• “These people have nothing to offer our country but indignance, lies and fear.”

  CNN Poll: Slight majority approve of Obama on economy

• “But what's funny is the lefts indignance at the right using their tactics.”

  FreedomWorks, Tea Party Patriots head for the Hill

• “But four months since November, Miss Mumbai seems to have decided that all her indignance and fire are wasted on this lot of politicians.”

  Meenakshi Ravi: Miss Mumbai AWOL on Election Day

• “It seems like a position that's just begging to be mocked with official feigned indignance.”

  Election Central | Talking Points Memo | House GOPers Make Bid To Derail FISA Legislation

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