Sentence examples for More so angry from inspiring English sources

As a Muslim I am not only shocked at the evil and carnage inflicted on innocent people, but I am equally if not more so angry that these people should do so through some misguided and warped grasp of my faith.

America's stressed median-income voters matter far more.Some may be so angry with the richest 1% that they will never vote for Mr Romney.

Planet Football can often appear to inhabit a parallel moral universe – all the more so in the perpetually angry, always-on, Twitter-fuelled, phone-in frenzied, blindly partisan digital age.

It needed more money, but people were so angry that officials were afraid to raise rates further.

The leader of one of the biggest legalize-pot organizations, the Marijuana Policy Project, called Kellogg's action "hypocritical and disgusting," and said he had never seen his membership so angry, with more than 2,300 of them signing an online petition.

"We have more championships and they get so angry.

Take at least a few seconds to judge whether the thing that has you so angry is more awful than a missed chance to end the bloodbath of the Civil War.

Blacks were especially angry, nowhere more so than in the Soundview section of the Bronx where Mr. Diallo lived.

Now, as a professor at Georgetown, he writes under his own name, and he seems just as angry, maybe more so.

Kept in solitary confinement for up to 23 hours each day, allowed out only in shackles and escorted by guards, they were restless and angry — made more so by the excrement-smeared walls, the insects, the filthy food trays and the mentally ill inmates who screamed in the night, conditions that a judge had already ruled unacceptable.

So, as I thought more and more about it, I became so intensely angry, so angry that I wanted to cry, because the cycle is never-ending, and because I realized that deep down, I hated being feared.