He sank into a deep bow so that his pencil-like nose brushed the threadbare surface of the hearthrug and Hedwig gave an indignant hoot and fluttered on to the arm of Harry's chair.
They have to express opinions about so many things that it's easy to catch them out being hypocritical… - and then we, the public, get morally indignant about it.
" Hermione, " said Ron in a low and indignant voice, " are you gonna stop telling Harry off and listen to Binns, or am I gonna have to take my own notes instead? "
The expression of his face changed gradually from indignant contempt to a composed and steady gravity. At length, however, Mrs. Bennet had no more to say, and Elizabeth began to revive .
A protracted struggle to force Congress to pay for the medical costs of sickened Sept. 11 first responders came to a head when a tearful and indignant Stewart dressed down lawmakers for their indifference.
When Mr Bolles went to Spain in March to give advice on dealing with its indignant army of unemployed, he found that nobody had much idea how to get people back to work.
She seemed indignant, and replied: " No, my good man, there are times when one does not do that sort of thing; besides, in this place it would be shameful."
" This is a non-partisan demonstration that people without political parties. We are here, people from the left and the right, indignant people who want real change."
Despite criticism that Loughlin has appeared indignant in the wake of the scandal, Lori is remorseful, and she has definite regrets, the legal source says.