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• Her diaries are filled with unanswered questions, lamentation and indignance.
• My indignance was not feigned, but a natural response to his disparaging lies.
• :Indignance might come close to it.
• Young-min angrily rebutted that her indignance and stubbornness had made her a lonely girl.
• *possible WP : POINT violation with his creation of the neologistic Bosniak Canadian ( AfD ), out of indignance towards Serbophobia.
• A tense moment ensues, but Servilia s desire for revenge is stronger than her indignance, and she steps forward and kisses the boy on the lips.
• There is also a well-done piece by political correspondent Joe Klein which notes that John McCain spent much more time adopting a posture of indignance than actually explaining his positions.
• Shuma's indignance at the above injustice ( highlighted in Marina Mahathir's Musings column in The Star ) so moved her that she decided to do something about it.
• Luanne's delight with the new settlement money quickly changes to indignance when Lucky proposes to instead use the money to buy a house and have a simpler, less expensive wedding.
• However, after having walked out one day, this superficially placid exterior is shattered by the unjustly great indignance towards his lengthy absence from both relatives, his uncle threatening to attack him.
• President Clinton and other Western leaders expressed indignance at Saro-Wiwa's execution _ although not enough to impose oil sanctions on Nigeria, where U . S . investment totals $ 7 billion.
• But now, more than two weeks after the Canadian government banned Brazilian beef because it was concerned about bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease, local indignance is losing its tongue-in-cheek nature.
• :: I've just discovered that "'dudgeon "'has obsolete or archaic meanings related to wood, handles and daggers, but I've only ever heard it in the expression " in high dudgeon ", meaning resentful or self-righteous indignance.
• Its subject is mostly Sringara ( erotic love, romantic love ) including aspects such as love, passion, estrangement, longing, rapprochement, joy and sorrow, etc . Greg Bailey notes that it is " as much about the social aspects of courting, betrayal, feminine indignance and masculine self-pity as it is about sensuality ".
• Even so, on many occasions Sir Humphrey describes Woolley as a " rising star " and " high flier " of the Civil Service, though it is not entirely clear how to interpret Sir Humphrey's remarks  that is, whether with sincere deference to Bernard's capabilities or with indignance to such a term being applied to a subordinate.
• :: All right, well, after watching Gastrich do everything he can to avoid making a case for his POV pushing ( including going off on a tangent about yours truly " and " removing some of my commentary from the talk page for Mark Bilbo ) and waiting for some sort of rational approach to all of this, I'll say this for now : I believe that Gastrich's reaction is due to a combination of jealousy at the discovery of an article about Mark on Wikipedia ( while Gastrich's own vanity-driven article was removed ) and indignance at some of his encounters with Mark.