Examples of using Indignant in English and their translations into German
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Yes, he's quite indignant.
The indignant? The youth of the EU?
The poem was very indignant.
Indignant murmur That is, he was so.
The man suddenly became indignant.
Then he became indignant, and he was unwilling to enter.
But the democrats are indignant.
Crassus is indignant at the interruption of his show.
And in Xiaonei, not everyone is so much indignant.
English to get indignant about sth.
No, boss!, said the voice on the phone almost indignant.
I am still highly indignant about this amendment.
And she was shocked because the other became indignant….
When the ten heard it, they were indignant with the two brothers.
When Münch talks about detractors, he sounds genuinely indignant.
The synagogue leader was indignant that Jesus had healed on the Sabbath.
Oh, I caught a recent piece, some indignant expose.
We get very indignant:"This is my private special ME!
So Musa returned unto his people, indignant and sorrowful.
He became indignant, however, and condemned this dependency of the believers upon man.
Thereupon Moses returned to his people, indignant and grieved.
Today we are quickly indignant and form opinions in milliseconds.
That I learned that spokenword poetry didn't have to be indignant.
We must rediscover the capacity to be indignant at what is happening.
I am very indignant and promised it that I will write about it on the Internet, on what she answered.
Medvedev had the courage to criticize Putin's indignant his bill.
They hide their pain behind a facade of indignant wrath and uncaring detachment.
On the mostly negative reader comments the federation reacted indignant to outrageously.
Of course, the future grandmother can be indignant, after reading these lines.
When Fungar-Hellan heard such a satirical question, he was very indignant and said.