Sentence examples for angered in from inspiring English sources

Carter was angered in January when USA Basketball passed him over in favor of Ray Allen of the Milwaukee Bucks.

American diplomats were surprised and angered in turn soon afterward when Saudi Arabia sent troops to help put down unrest in neighboring Bahrain.

The Kremlin has been especially angered in recent years by Poland's decision to allow the United States to base part of an antimissile system on Polish territory.

Sunnis were deeply angered in May, when Hezbollah briefly took over the capital and destroyed the offices of Mr. Hariri's political movement and its media outlets.

Animal activists were angered in October when the member for Bass and former speaker, Ken Smith, called some of them "a bunch of rabid dills".

The seat has one of the highest student populations of any constituency in the country – a demographic Mr Clegg angered in 2010 by reversing his policy to abolish tuition fees and instead trebling them to £9,000 a year.

Internalised anger (anger-in) reflects the tendency to suppress angry feeling.

The anger-in scale (Cronbach's α = 0.71), constructed by taking the mean of the values for each of the four statements, had a range of 1 (lowest level of anger-In) to 4 (highest level of anger-In).

This response angered many in the audience.

The claims have angered many in Europe.

Fanboys were angered, mobs raised their fists in anger.