Sentence examples for anger fans from inspiring English sources

He has the ability to anger fans as often as he uplifts them.

There is a risk, of course, that today's celebrities could anger fans by not disclosing their financial ties.

There remains the possibility that Dickey could be traded for several prospects in a rebuilding effort — though such a move could anger fans who saw Dickey as one of the team's few bright spots.

In a move that will anger fans, sources also claimed that the owner, Balram Chainrai, will be sold the freehold of Fratton Park to pay off £10m of the £17m the Hong Kong businessman is owed.

Assuming this is real (and you can't be too careful in today's hoax-filled climate), it will certainly anger fans for whom Cobain is a demigod of rock-and-roll integrity.

Despite the numerous meetings, there was little sense of hope that the chasms that divide the sides — particularly on how to divide the $9 billion in league revenue — could be bridged in time to prevent a work stoppage that would surely anger fans.

Labour believes it can tap into rising public anger fanned by the weakest decade for employee pay since the 19th century.

And the Milstein group's austerity payrolls angered fans.

The comments angered fans of Ms. Davis, who saw the attack as unstatesmanlike and offensive.

The Canucks did not make the playoffs, angering fans, and Krutov left after one season.

But he also angered fans when he revealed that he had changed the ending of "Watchmen".