Sentence examples for angry election from inspiring English sources
This is not an angry election.
Their candidacies offer the prospect of an angry election without moorings, without traditions, but, increasingly, with the support of invisible donors on the sidelines.
Republicans increased their majority in the House of Representatives and pulled off stunning wins in governors' races, not just in the conservative heartlands but in such Democratic bastions as Maryland.It was an unhappy, angry election.
Republicans increased their majority in the House of Representatives (see article) and pulled off stunning wins in governors' races, even in such Democratic bastions as Maryland and Massachusetts (see article).It was an unhappy, angry election.
There, probably, the lesson ends.In this section America's angry election Going, going, gong Turning sour Muammar Qaddafi comes in from the cold Reprints Related items Libya: Beating swords into oil sharesDec 30th 2003But has the Libyan surprise provided an opportunity as well as a lesson?
Helpfully, it also brings Italy more into line with other parts of Europe.In this section America's angry election Going, going, gong Turning sour Muammar Qaddafi comes in from the cold Reprints Related items The crisis at Parmalat: Milking lessonsDec 30th 2003Yet that merely throws into relief broader Italian and European problems raised by the scandal.
Protesters were angry about election fraud — observers had documented ballot stuffing and other irregularities during the country's recent elections — but also about the cynicism and corruption that had come to define the Putin state.
It was a cordial conversation, aides said, but the two have had little contact since an angry post-election meeting where they traded blame for Mr. Gore's defeat.
"They were angry about the election, and that translated into a rapid rise in small-dollar donations".
— Politicians seeking to placate angry voters this election cycle might take a cue from Robert Bentley, a retired dermatologist and the Republican nominee for governor in Alabama.
Angry that the election on the island of Sark this week did not go their way, the British twins who are the island's biggest investors announced that they would close all their projects and fire their 140 employees there.
