Sentence examples for angry audience from inspiring English sources

An angry audience shouted its general disapproval.

Here is some advice for negotiators dealing with an angry audience.

But that didn't seem to be the view of the angry audience.

That evening in September, Ms. Raimondo walked into the Cranston Portuguese Club to face yet another angry audience.

At its notorious premiere at Cannes in 2006, Costa's film sent a triple-digited tally of bemused and angry audience members scurrying for the door.

I heard it on the radio, and when I got home I rushed to watch a video of the altercation: Had an angry audience tried to stop Romney from speaking?

Angry audiences often interrupted opera performances and theatrical productions.

At the time, Morsi more clearly struggled between the need to appease an angry domestic audience and the desire to maintain billions of dollars of Western aid that streams into the country.

Then Mr. Obama got to the point — trying to determine whether Mr. Karzai really wanted a quicker American troop pullout or whether he was seeking to mollify an angry domestic audience.

Visibly angry, the audience's mood was less anticipation of complex, jazz-like permutations of Dastgahs on Dafs, Tars, Tombaks, Setars, Kamanchehs, Neys, Tanburs, Santurs, and Uds and more on political change.

Not only will many Hedwig and the Angry Inch audience members lift up their hands, they'll eagerly and happily put then together for sustained applause.