Sentence examples for angry by from inspiring English sources
I think people were made really angry by it, understandably".
Prosecutors appeared visibly angry by the sentence, and said they would appeal.
But leavers were left angry by the outpourings of the 48%.
Ferguson was said, daily, to be angry by each new development last week.
"Homeowners of any sort, whether current or in default, would rightly be confused and angry by this".
Why I Am So Angry by Bob and Roberta Smith is at Handel St Projects, London N1 until 9 May.
Some of Father Judge's friends, however, are angry by what they see as opportunism by some gay rights advocates.
True, he is a judge and no one wants to make a judge angry by not laughing at his jokes.
The world of organised crime is one he understands and, in comparison, he is left bemused and angry by the serial killer's brutal and seemingly random violence.
The reform movement that brought Khatami to power in a landslide in 1997 was divided and angry by the time he left office.
He said: "What the Brotherhood does very well is that it makes Muslims very angry by consistently pushing the idea that the West has a war with Islam".
