Sentence examples for angry news from inspiring English sources

At an angry news conference yesterday, he called Homeland Security officials "liars," vowed to call Napolitano's bluff, and said he would have his deputies effectively deport suspects themselves.

Mr. Dorismond's mother, Marie Rose Dorismond, and his father, Andre Dorismond, assailed the grand jury's decision yesterday at an angry news conference with the Rev. Al Sharpton.

He most recently broke his silence on Feb. 8 with an angry news release decrying federal investigators for subpoenaing his sister to testify before the grand jury, the first time they had called a family member.

By Tuesday, Mr. Giuliani had ratcheted up his remarks at an angry news conference, saying that Mr. Dorismond's arrest record and previous behavior, including a fight with his girlfriend this month, might have been a factor in his death.

The F.B.I. responded with an angry news release referring proudly to its Major Case squad and coldly noting, "It is not correct to call this squad the 'Cold Case' squad".

"Users on Weibo tend to repost angry news posted by their friends while deeper explorations still need more investigations," Ke Xu, one of the co-authors, told BBC News.

The Icelandic people were angry about news stories on the Panama Papers, which revealed establishment politicians' links to offshore funds.

Father was angry when news of my school malfeasances came home; veins stood out on his forehead and he shouted.

They were particularly angry at news of the death in custody of their village leader, Hajji Berget, who was 100 years old.

Taxi driver Eftal Erdin, 55, said that he was angry after news circulated on social media saying that taxi drivers asked for much higher fees from people stranded at the airport after the attack.

Mark Zuckerberg probably calculated the risk of Facebook's aggressive change to visible contact info, and assumed his site could swallow lost trust from a few million angry tech news readers.