To Lawyer Appletree's considerable indignation, Fred insisted that they stop only for a sandwich, instead of dinner, before they set to work, at Appletree's house.

He stepped forward, peering through the gloom, then stopped short and said with considerable indignation, "I say, Jon, who are all these people you've brought along?

There can be little doubt that a prosecution under that Act at the relevant date, or its use to secure a civil injunction, would have aroused considerable public indignation.

Senator Paul Wellstone, Democrat of Minnesota, said, "There is a considerable indignation about the Chinese Government's renewed human rights abuses, its proliferation of military technology and its threats to its neighbors."

An Uncle Seven, next to the woman - lying fine, Chan Ho-nam to her many feelings, but that she was considerable indignation when to do things to help Chen Jianan.

"That's just how the heavyworlders acquired the S-192 system," Triv said with considerable indignation.

Egwene said that quite casually, seemingly studying the countryside as they rode, but she was pleased when everyone denied it outright with considerable indignation, including Beonin, who was working her jaw and glaring at Morvrin.

The new tax was the source of considerable public indignation, with marches, rallies and petitions the order of the day throughout the country.

"That shows what you know," Jesse answered with considerable indignation, since he was the professional guide, and they were in his mountains.

Critics of mandatory minimum sentences point out, often with considerable indignation, that mandatory sentencing denies judges discretion in imposing sentences.