Sentence examples for angry confronted from inspiring English sources

Thirteen years after he was imprisoned for a murder he said he did not commit, Lamont Branch walked out of a Brooklyn courthouse a free man yesterday, after declaring that it was his brother who, armed and angry, confronted a drug dealer who became the victim of the killing.

Later that day on CNN, an audibly angry Mr. Morgan confronted Ms. Mensch to deny the accusations.

"Some people get extremely angry when confronted about their rudeness," she said.

He was angry and confronted her and she had to give him her real one.

On Tuesday, 200 angry conservatives confronted him over health care in an elementary school cafeteria.

The reversal came as angry parents confronted education board officials Wednesday in Fukushima, demanding quicker action to decontaminate schools.

When angry residents confronted the officers, they said, "We're just here because we were told to be here".

But when he attended a sallah lunch at a Muslim leader's home, angry Christians confronted him.

A few years later, angry mobs confronted Native American fishermen at boat landings after several tribes won back hunting and fishing rights enshrined in nineteenth-century treaties.

"Which is why I think reactions from people who maybe feel left out or marginalised or angry or confronted by the Boobjam message are interesting.

The experience of the Jewish schools mirrors that of a conservative Muslim primary school in Luton this year, where angry parents confronted inspectors over their questioning of children regarding gay marriage.