Examples of using Indignantly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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X indignantly said No!
I will not!' the Queen answered indignantly.
Hilts indignantly refuses.
I wouldn't lie!" he said indignantly.
Asked Ron indignantly between chews.
But it's only been a month,” I said indignantly.
Harry said indignantly to the empty hallway.
Remembers thee!" said Weatherstaff indignantly.
He replied rather indignantly,"Young man, you may think of silver in tons, but the Treasury will always think of silver in troy ounces."[63].
I was not cheating!” she said indignantly.
His short poems range from indignantly patriotic pieces like Fatherland to the pantheistic glorification of living nature(e.g., Alone I set out on the road…).
Therefore shaving should be rejected indignantly at once.
His short poems range from indignantly patriotic pieces like“Fatherland” to the pantheistic glorification of living nature(e.g.,“I Go Out to the Road Alone…”).
I don't think you know who I am,” he said indignantly.
The hostess raised her eyebrows indignantly and I could imagine what she was thinking- that's the waiter's job- but I just smiled sweetly at her: See how nice I am?
Exactly eight centuries ago we took from him what you so indignantly rejected.".
One of the Jews, who was caring for the ill shouted indignantly:"Even cattle aren't treated in this way.".
While in prison, a group of judgesoffered her parole in exchange for a public apology, which she indignantly rejected.
If Depp spends more than 183 days in France,he explains indignantly, he would have to start paying income tax.
While in prison, a group of judgesoffered her parole in exchange for a public apology, which she indignantly rejected.
Of having committed an error oris unwilling to admit a mistake protests indignantly when told he has done something he ought not to have done.
For many years, the government had undertaken to provide all the citizens with shoes, and if someone were subsequently to propose that this field should be turned over to private enterprise,he would doubtless be told indignantly:"What!
A patient who is poundx of having committed an error oris unwilling to admit a mistake protests indignantly when told he has done something he ought not to have done.
For many years, the government had undertaken to provide all the citizens with shoes(on the grounds that shoes are an urgent necessity), and if someone were subsequently to propose that this field should be turned over to private enterprise,he would doubtless be told indignantly:“What!
Yet when it is suggested that these Christians are biased against Israel ormotivated by anti-Semitism they will indignantly insist that they are merely seeking justice for the oppressed Palestinians suffering under Israeli occupation.
Anna had expected any moment to be called off the beach by her father, but it was Nurse who eventually came,huffing indignantly, and ordered them out of the cold.
When someone on Gen. Eisenhower's staff filled the supreme commander's residence with old paintings and furniture from the Versailles Palace,Rorimer indignantly ordered them removed, convinced that he was engaged in nothing less than safeguarding the best of civilization.
The NYPD, like every Western law enforcement agency, indignantly denies profiling.
If you understand that a human being's basic identity is selfcreated, and is not the product of gender- if you grasp the fact of your capacity toachieve your own goals by your own effort- if you indignantly reject the demand that anyone live by the guidance and the power of the collective- then do not permit the ideas of feminism to go unchallenged.