The phrase "anger to hear" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "I felt a surge of anger to hear the news about the unfair treatment."
Alternatives: "angry to learn" or "upset to hear".
"The federal government says we have to get costs under control but what we are talking about is whether we can keep hospital doors open – we are closing hospitals and rationing services to keep within our current budget – to suggest we have any capacity to cope by making savings when these cuts come in, it just makes the states insane with anger to hear that kind of rhetoric," Weatherill said.
During a conversation about their vision of a future Syria, Abu Dujanah, an Iraqi-American who had recently joined the al-Nusra Front, expressed anger to hear fellow Sunnis talk about a parliamentary democracy with legislative elections.
She said she had been particularly angered to hear counteraccusations from President Mikheil Saakashvili.
As the book points out, while doctors were operating on Mr. Brady's damaged brain, they were angered to hear radio reports that their patient was dead.
Indeed, as the troop increase ended, officials in Washington were angered to hear Mr. Karzai publicly denounce the American-led war effort.
John McFall MP, chairman of the Treasury select committee, said he was angered to hear about Goodwin's pension and demanded legal action.
Peter Paterno, a lawyer who represents Metallica and Dr. Dre, both of whom sued Napster, said he was surprised and angered to hear about the growing use of zip files.
Although this was his only visit to the Continent in his life, he was angered to hear the limitations of the English in terms of travel being discussed in Paris.
Opponents of gang injunctions were angered to hear about the district attorney's statement, and say there's no evidence to support the suggestion that one of law enforcement's most controversial crime prevention tools could have saved a life.
"It's been incredibly frustrating and angering to hear reporters who should know better, who should be operating in facts, who should be wanting context, just be willing to buy what Donald Trump was selling as a candidate and now as president," Vargas said. .
"It angered us to hear that," Mr. Santorum explains in a video on his campaign Web site.
