In verse 26, we seem to be commanded to be angry in verse 31 we seem to be commanded not to be angry. The solution is to be found in the fact that there are two kinds of anger. The anger which is a manifestation of our old self (the flesh) is to be put off.Indignation: Directed by James Schamus. With Tijuana Ricks, Sue Dahlman, Jason Jiang, Logan Lerman. Defensiveness is defined as self-protection in the form of righteous indignation or innocent victimhood in attempt to ward off a perceived attack. Many people become defensive when they are being criticized, but the problem is that being defensive never helps to solve the problem at hand.
2021 These belief systems were increasingly colliding and combining, the forces of indignation and distrust pulling disparate conspiracy theories together like a gravitational collapse.Washington Post, 3 Sep. 2021 All of the righteous indignation over those who haven’t yet been vaccinated elides these differences in how people access and evaluate information.Melody Schreiber, The New Republic, 19 Aug. 2021 On the conservative side what is always present is indignation and a tendency equal to the left’s to diminish the problem by reducing it to a matter of political gain.Peggy Noonan, WSJ, 24 June 2021 Spiegelman asked, with no small amount of indignation.Julia Wick, Los Angeles Times, 25 Aug. 2021 The interaction poignantly captured the moment’s multiplicity of emotion: sadness, indignation, purpose.Isaac Lozano, San Diego Union-Tribune, 19 Aug. 2021 So, after all the righteous indignation over the election outrage in Texas had been spent, the majority party meekly gave up the fight for voting rights.These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'indignation.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. We all know self-righteous people.
Smith and his partner and band manager, Kay Carroll."You see the fucking thing is I 'ave no truck with nostalgia freaks," he would say. My mind cast back to 1983, sitting in the Prestwich flat shared by Mark E. I wasn't sure that I wanted to be there. I wasn't at all sure that such an event should have happened.
I play it over and over in September 2009, I am reunited after two decades and my head constantly tilts like a puppy dog. It still does, listening to it now, 27 years later, in its 'Deluxe Edition Format'. Smith's irritation followed a few notably sullen crowd reactions to the barrage of, as then, unrecorded material: the songs that would provide the heart of Hex.When the album finally arrived, it defied belief. Smith introduced me to Hex Enduction Hour an album deliberately aimed at creating a Year Zero effect, carrying The Fall to a whole new level. I'm not gonna play 'Totally fuckin' Wired' for a load of people who can't keep up with us."This was how Mark E.
(Thomas Harris had written the book, Mark E. It really was no surprise when 'Hip Priest' found its way onto the soundtrack of Silence of the Lambs. A slab of blackened rock — arguably the band's most rocky outcrop to date — and yes, darker than the deepest sea. Typically perverse, The Fall chose this moment to unleash a dark if not difficult album. Back then, the post-punk tumble had finally run dry, leaving a lightened thirst for the kind of colourful pop that would soon be cherished by both The Face and the NME — some of it excellent, but much of it the kind of fizzle that would give the decade a bad name.
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