Sentence examples for angered at the from inspiring English sources

He was especially angered at the reports of security forces' firing on protesters after prayers.

Mr. Cruz's lawyer, Jeffrey Pokorak, angered at the last-minute disclosure of the I.Q.

Ukip's leader, Nigel Farage, also said he was angered at the decision.

Angered at the slant of coverage, the local press has struck back.

Locally, many want Brexit at double speed, and are angered at the lack of a plan.

I am angered at the ignorance of the Boy Scouts for their narrow mindedness and their bullying stance on homosexuality.

In 1959 some youthful members, angered at the party's persistent rejection of armed struggle, broke away and founded ETA.

"Maybe that labyrinth held clues to another client or another rogue state," said a European official angered at the destruction.

The Guardian understands senior officers are angered at the claim, saying it could damage the investigation into Tia's disappearance.

Fidelity watchers say she was angered at the new layer of management, which made her ascendancy look less likely.

Rivals including Time Out founder Tony Elliott were angered at the expansion into areas not directly connected with BBC programmes.