Sentence examples for angered about the from inspiring English sources

Some researchers are angered about the marginal reduction in predicted warming.

A second witness, the prosecutors said, told them that leaders of organized crime were angered about the Aronwald killing and ordered the Carini brothers killed.

Teddy's story, which becomes a cause célèbre for campus activists angered about the school's treatment of its gay, lesbian and transgendered students, is but a single strand in the fabric of the densely knotted plot.

He added that people were "particularly angered" about the Barnard case because it came on the heels of the DePaul case, in which Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard law professor, campaigned to derail Dr. Finkelstein's tenure bid.

Dr. Novello, the health commissioner, said she was particularly angered about the case because it involved a homeless victim; she suggested that medical care and compassion was denied the woman because of her station in life.

Officials said that Mr. Sarkozy was angered about the miscommunication, and that the episode had hurt ties between the United States and France at a time when the two nations are trying to present a united front to dismantle Iran's nuclear program.

He expressed anger about the accusations.

"There is anger about the misuse of public offices.

Anger about the spending cuts is widespread in Kansas.

She expressed anger about the tone of the debate.

Members of Congress had not forgotten the enormous anger about the recession that swept the country.