How to pronounce “indign” in English

was indignation and the implied or explicit promise from Donald Trump and from

And I was so indignant that no one had said anything.

Those daily indignities and those daily rejections, they essentially inoculate you over time.

It's not "indigno." It's "indignisimo," which means "most unworthy priest." All right, here's North America in 1663.

generate a lot of indignation uh in the modern day, false indignation maybe, but but there you are.

The name of the installation was "Modernist Indignation," and it was at the 2018 London Design Biennale.

I'm filled with righteous indignation.

Ingray drew breath to say indignantly, 'No, of course not,' but found herself struck speechless by the fact that she had herself gotten a Budrakim out

That would have been the final indignation.

It had to do with anger and indignation, and a great deal of rebellion against what religion

But a lot of Black English's constructions carry a certain indignation, proportionally more

And I don't want them to face the same indignities that I've gone through in my career.

forever serious I've talked to his dad I know the indignities this kid goes

It had been years since he had suffered the indignity of flying commercial.

When my husband heard that-- he's a classical computer scientist-- he was indignant.

In fact, sometimes adults have to endure with indignant situations, because that is how they educated their children.

So the core of the Xerox technical community proceeded to leave in indignation or despair

And you brought us Nick Offerman, with indignant, righteous indignation.

task, the first monkey will become totally indignant and enraged and actually go so far as to throw the cucumber back at the researcher because they have a notion of fairness.

his launching himself into the baby pool with a real malice he's as indignant as a serial killer who just got put away on

It's hard to even imagine what it was like for this 16-year-old boy who has suffered these indignities

majority of the clients we work with are black and brown people who are are living through the indignity of poverty.

Yeah. And you were mentioning that you were sort of indignant that no one has mentioned the ocean.

Francesca sighed and looked away, as if dealing with this kind of person were quite new indignity.

For example, you may remember that there was widespread indignation, from all sides, when it was revealed that employers were asking prospective employees to turn over their Facebook

most likely the one getting pregnant, they're the ones staying pregnant, dealing with the physicality and indignities of that, giving birth, breastfeeding, not to mention

While Mallory's friends were grappling with normal, post-college questions, Mallory had to deal with things like IVs and indignities.

We need folks to understand just how dangerous this agenda is for transgender people across this country, that it's not just on indignity, which is bad enough.

"We writers, painters, sculptors, architects protest with all of our strength, with all our indignation in the name of slighted French taste--" which is a powerful force--

Julius Lester, for example, has said that he is "grateful that among the many indignities inflicted on me in childhood, I escaped 'Huckleberry Finn.'" He adds that as a black parent,

If my sons hear that I got a negative review or that someone criticized some aspect of my book, my sons immediately become indignant.

And then he ends it, cordial amigo in Cristo, your cordial friend in Christ, Junipero Serra, Junipero Serra, indigno sacerdote,

Itís this very confusing thing about the world today, the inequality, the indignity of poverty.

They rejected us, that's what. We respond with the violent indignation of colonizers. We understand the world by how we retrieve memories. Reorder information in the stories to justify

willing to laugh about it a little bit. In our Today Show appearance, Joanna brought up this hysterical conversation we had with a man who indignantly told us, "My wife thinks