If we believe that Noura Jackson was innocent, it is easy to be indignant about her years in prison.
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But they also have the space to be indignant because they can be confident the report isn't likely to change anything.
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They work even better if your main defense is to be indignant that the kicker would even attempt such a thing against you.
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You can be indignant, you can be annoyed, you can be frustrated, but you can't be angry … I don't think anger's a strategy.
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This person's body became a problem to be solved by someone else, and she can't be indignant now about what her bones are doing.
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Meanwhile, other UK devolved nations will be indignant about the large sums of money promised to Northern Ireland up front in order to secure the deal.
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If your employees have to spend an hour filling out TPS reports that a computer could do in 30 seconds, they have a right to be indignant.
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This is typical of a dominant strain in smart writing on black film -- an almost recreational pessimism, as if the goal itself is to be indignant regardless of reality.
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The criticism has deeply angered Mr. Biden, according to associates, and he is said to be indignant over what he sees as politically motivated hectoring from rival presidential candidates.
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But everybody is in such a hurry to be given something they can be indignant about and angry about and go after people, and they're not really speaking to you.
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Should I be indignant at our elected officials who seem content to let our health care system be run by for-profit entities that will always put money before patients?
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Your indignation is itself a sign of your own goodness, and if you can be indignant quicker than the people around you, that just shows how much more good you are!
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You can be indignant about the nameless woman on a pedestal, or you can risk discomfort and walk up to the pedestal and introduce yourself to her — on seven separate occasions, if need be.
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And I don't like watching teenagers be indignant because I'm 503.) The tour wraps up by Kilkenny Castle, which is so beautiful (minus the history of torture in the dungeon) and we part ways.
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To be indignant and shocked about politicians' meddling in culture is to be caught in a liberal blindness, in a position of privileged isolation that arts professionals and audiences everywhere simply cannot afford to maintain.
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When many senators opposed the bill, Caesar pretended to be indignant and rushed out of the senate. Appian noted that Caesar did not convene it again for the rest of the year. Instead, he harangued the people and proposed his bills to the plebeian council.Appian, The Civil Wars, 2.10 Suetonius also mentioned the 20,000 citizens with three children.
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Earlier that year Stuart had refused the post of Solicitor General in Lord Derby's new government, and was reported to be indignant that he was not appointed Lord Chancellor. Whilst he was reported by The Times to be eminently qualified for the role, it was suggested that his Ultra-Toryism and opposition to reform of Chancery would make his appointment unpopular. He was knighted in 1853, and sat as a judge until 1871, when he retired on a pension and was sworn as member of the Privy Council.
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There is no proof that Haselden reported Rommel's presence at the house in Beda and it has never been explained how Rommel was to be found or recognised by the commando unit. The only extant evidence that Rommel was the object of the raid came from a witness, Gunner Jim Gornall, who related that Keyes briefed the men on board the Torbay that their objective was to "get Rommel". When news of the raid reached him, Rommel was said to be indignant that the British should believe his headquarters was behind the front; Rommel preferred to be near the front line with his troops.
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Ajax in Troy drags Cassandra from the Palladium before the eyes of Priam, Roman mural from the Casa del Menandro, Pompeii Since Ajax dragged a supplicant from her temple, Athena had cause to be indignant. According to the Bibliotheca, no one was aware that Ajax had raped Cassandra until Calchas, the Greek seer, warned the Greeks that Athena was furious at the treatment of her priestess and she would destroy the Greek ships if they didn't kill him immediately. Despite this, Ajax managed to hide at the altar of a deity where the Greeks, fearing divine retribution should they kill him and destroy the altar, allowed him to live. When the Greeks left without killing Ajax, despite their sacrifices, Athena became so angry that she persuaded Zeus to send a storm that sank many of their ships.
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