Sentence examples for act angered from inspiring English sources

That act angered S.E.C. officials and illustrated the lobbying power of the accounting profession.

Re "Confusion Over Policy on Married Gay Immigrants" (news article, March 30): President Obama's administration, having decided not to defend the Defense of Marriage Act, angered social conservatives who would never vote for him in 2012.

Speaker John Boehner's decision to allow today's House vote to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act has angered some conservative members of his conference.

The odds that Iran did something worse than break its word were slim, the diplomat added, saying the act nonetheless angered the agency because of its patent disregard of the rules.

Real anger, she went on, often builds over a number of utterances, and is much more variable than acted anger.

Fillmore's most notable act as president was throwing his weight behind the Compromise of 1850 and the Fugitive Slave Act, which simultaneously angered northern liberal Whigs as well as some southerners in slave-holding states.

This premature act of congratulating angered the Iranian population.

Despite his signing into law of bills that toughened drug enforcement, regulated abortion, and a defense of marriage act, he has angered some conservatives because of his call for a "truce" on social issues so the party can focus on fiscal issues.

Charles Champlin, a critic for The Los Angeles Times, called it "beautifully acted, honest, angering and inspiring".

While he has little remorse for his own criminal acts, he is angered by social and political injustice.

The team, which financed itself from the sale of confiscated wood, captured almost six times as much illegal timber last year as the ministry had when it acted alone.This angered some loggers, but the real problems started when the government hired Société Générale de Surveillance (SGS), a Swiss company, to administer logging licences in return for a tax on legal sales of wood.