Sentence examples for With great anger from inspiring English sources

It was with great anger that I read "Under Pressures and Stigma, More Doctors Shun Abortion" (front page, Jan . 8.

"On some days," said Mr. Gatta, "there is not enough parking, and people call with great anger".

For more than a year, Mr. Strauss has been saying privately, often with great anger, that he believes Mr. Hagans and Ms. Cooks are the victims of racism.

She had a "heartfelt impulse" to come, she said; as for Mr Akhmetov, she added, "we believe and trust in him in everything .The separatist leaders in Donetsk reacted with great anger to Mr Akhmetov's criticism.

Obama's remarks come on the heels of an announcement by SUNY Albany that it will be cutting five major humanities programs (French, Italian, classics, Russian, and theatre), an announcement that has been met with great anger in the press.

China's not playing for second place.... Obama's remarks come on the heels of an announcement by SUNY Albany that it will be cutting five major humanities programs (French, Italian, classics, Russian, and theatre), an announcement that has been met with great anger in the press.

Talk like this has been common in the yearlong American occupation, but now it is loaded with greater anger and more doubt that America will or can deliver on its promises.

My guess is that, like Obama, he will end up being a form of grumpy policeman, albeit one with greater anger management issues.

The church was filled with great sadness and great anger.

I once watched him rehearse a scene in the film "Duplicate," in which he had to stab the picture of his enemies with a knife, repeatedly, in great anger.

And, after mass protests from the Blues players, following a touchline consultation with Mr Smith, and now sparking great anger in the Forest dug-out, referee Geoff Eltringham gave the penalty - and Caddis sent Darlow the wrong way from the spot.