Moral indignation notwithstanding, it is far from certain that the government will be able to enforce the ban.
If anything, President Dmitry Medvedev and his mentor and prime minister, Vladimir Putin, seem to be enjoying the world’s impotent indignation in the face of their new-found machismo.
Yet their indignation was rather bogus.
people all over the world are filled with indignation with the ferocity of NATO.
Last month the Daily and Sunday express-which also specialise in indignation-put immigration on the front page six times, under such headlines as "Migrants Rob Young Britons of Jobs".
I plumped out my cheeks in an expression of indignation.
While the delegates gather, Greenpeace plans to display collections of carcasses to the horrified citizens of Stockholm and Amsterdam, to stir up further indignation.
She gave vent to her indignation in a fiery speech.
It caused some protest and indignation.
His righteous indignation at the fate of China's national industries was beginning to cool down and make way for apprehension about his own personal interests; and this apprehension became more and more insistent, until he could think of nothing else.
At this defiant heresy, Mammy's brow lowered with indignation.
And in the places where you would expect feminist indignation to be thriving — the elite liberal colleges of the Northeast — TIME found in numerous interviews that it isn't.
'at least now we can go to bed and go straight to sleep,' says Colin. I feign indignation, but he's only said exactly what I was thinking.
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