It is characterized by insincere rage, umbrage and indignation without personal accountability or commitment. The directors took umbrage at his remarks and did not renew his contract. Conservative religious groups took umbrage far more swiftly than the mainstream. This umbrage was cast by her ladyship, the 76th Countess of Groan. Historians took umbrage at his unapologetically non-scientific approach. To take umbrage is to be considered an infantile response. Tarango took umbrage, packed up his rackets and stormed off the court. Both Gail and Eileen took this news with deep umbrage. Sri Sri Pratap Rudra Deb brought it under the umbrage of the larger kingdom. She asks that he recommend the late Empress Wu, which he takes umbrage at. John Laurens wrote that the action "gave much umbrage to the French officers". Rose takes umbrage, telling the gang about money Blackjack's hiding in his boot. Armenia's western neighbor, Turkey, took umbrage after Armenian troops had captured the town. Pritchard took umbrage, and declared the island a neutral power. As a result, Behroze died of her umbrage.