Sentence examples for are especially angry from inspiring English sources

Americans are angry at bankers for helping to bring the financial system to its knees; they are especially angry at those like Dimon whose banks accepted taxpayer investment.

The Chinese are especially angry that the captain has been detained and is being investigated by Japanese law enforcement authorities on charges of obstructing officials in their work.

Labor has already scored once-unthinkable successes in organizing doctors, especially in California and Florida, who are especially angry at the intrusions of insurance companies on their salaries and relationships with patients.

Local advocates see little about the project that enhances the neighborhood, and are especially angry about the plan for 1,100 surface parking spots between Dean and Pacific Streets and Vanderbilt and Carlton Avenues on land the company intends to use for residential towers.

But his critics accuse him of taking advantage of this financial emergency to make more profound changes to the way health care is provided, and with little public debate.Doctors are especially angry at a decree limiting their autonomy to prescribe the best treatment for patients.

But no one was ready for compromise, and the union leaders, who see almost any reform in these fields as an attack on themselves, stalked out, declaring that they would not accept a "dismantling of the welfare state .They are especially angry that Mr Schröder plans to relax Germany's strict job-protection rules, despite his campaign pledge last year not to do so.

Those newspapers that had not bought up the rights were especially angry.

Some fans were especially angry that more was not done to commemorate the team's past in its new home.

They were especially angry, they said, about anonymous statements from network officials that "Nightline" had lost ratings, relevance and money.

The teenager was especially angry about the priest's claim that he was not the pursuer, but the pursued.

Blacks were especially angry, nowhere more so than in the Soundview section of the Bronx where Mr. Diallo lived.