But Wisconsin's indignation towards political money is not shared by all the country.
Daimler then promised to fit different tyres, blaming the car's problem on those originally supplied by Goodyear, much to that company's indignation.
Right in front of the church, much to the priest's indignation.
The judge's investigation has provoked indignation on the right.
But Mr Abbas's plea and the mufti's gesture unleashed a torrent of indignation.
Fearing that Castro's hurt pride and widespread Cuban indignation over the concessions Khrushchev had made to Kennedy, might lead to a breakdown of the agreement between the superpowers, the Soviet leader concocted a plan to give Castro a consolation prize.
There has been much indignation since Mr Hallyday's exodus, and not only on the left.
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Despite some critical indignation over Dave Eggers's "autobiography" of Valentino Achak Deng in "What Is the What, " I had no problem with the writer collaborating with his subject to make a great story even more compelling.
By the time I began school in 1938, Lindbergh's was a name that provoked the same sort of indignation in our house as did the weekly Sunday radio broadcasts of Father Coughlin, the Detroit-area priest who edited a right-wing weekly called Social Justice and whose anti-Semitic virulence aroused the passions of a sizable audience during the country's hard times.
Nevertheless, on Nov. 1, after years of delay and controversy, a jury found Gonzalez, the son of the head of Panama's ruling party, innocent of murder, setting off an explosion of indignation.
He attempts to act out indignation, but he always seems indignant at only one thing: that he's being questioned at all.
And yet, once this flurry of indignation has faded, the report may, given its wide support in America's Congress, help cajole Iraq's government towards making those concessions.
And Mr Roth's prodigious gift for storytelling and character seem to have become eclipsed by his equally prodigious gifts for rage and indignation.
It was your columnist's next-door neighbour, a woman of mild temperament, uncharacteristically a-quiver on this occasion with moral indignation.
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