Sentence examples for as irate from inspiring English sources

Customer-service representatives say taxpayers do not seem as irate as they were after the Senate hearings.

Yet as irate as Bill Gates and others got with Jobs, they knew he set a standard they could not ignore.

He even has a bizarre dig at the cyclist's attire: "Look at you in your yellow s***." While evidently not as irate as the driver, the cyclist also swears as the two argue over the highway code: "Move your car you ignorant scum.

Mr McCann described him as "irate", describing how he "berated us into giving them an interview.

King's letter, written on scraps of paper smuggled out of the jail and first made public on April 16 , 1963 began as irate jottings of rebuttal.

That admonition was tested on Wednesday, as irate residents took turns at the microphone, demanding answers from the three Muslim men who had accepted the get-acquainted invitation of the civic association.

Rightwing women operatives are irate as well.

An endless stream of design changes can leave users feeling unsettled — or even irate, as has been the case with the latest uproar over Facebook's privacy settings.

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This is what it's been like to live in the United States for the last year or two: it's the moronic influenza, as the irate among us find increasingly convoluted ways to say decreasingly less (as I just did).

As justifiably irate at their team of non-triers' obvious lack of effort as they have been in recent weeks, Newcastle supporters are a fairly easily pleased bunch who will rally behind their players at the first sign of fight or effort against West Brom.