Sentence examples for be angered over from inspiring English sources

For the time being, the most notable objections to Mr. Koizumi's offer to support the United States have come from elders within his own party, who appear to be angered over not having been consulted.

Both agree to try to keep the process secret from the cast and crew for fear that they would be angered over the idea of a new actor joining the cast.

I am not sensing the general public is angered over Medicare reform.

McVeigh was angered over the government's actions in Waco and at a similar incident a year earlier in Ruby Ridge, Idaho.

India's Sikh community is angered over J. K. Rowling's description of a Sikh character in "The Casual Vacancy" as a "hairy man-woman".

One person was killed and another was seriously wounded in Nassau County on Wednesday after being shot by a gunman who was angered over a business deal gone bad, the authorities said.

#RespectForZayn pic.twitter.com/07paaJ9da8 Directioners have been angered over jokes at Zayn's expense before, when correspondent Jessica Williams was accused of likening him to an extremist on The Daily Show last year.

Mr. Davidge, a third-generation Christie's employee attuned to slights in an upper-class society where he never felt comfortable, was angered over what he regarded as a paltry severance package, two friends said.

They were angered over Mr. Manton's resignation from Congress too late to allow a primary, enabling him to pick Mr. Crowley for the Democratic slate in the Seventh Congressional District.

He is thought to have been angered over the decision of former TTP chief Baitullah Mehsud to appoint Hakimullah Mehsud as the organisation's head in Orakzai.

President Harding was angered over Forbes' duplicity in stopping the Perryville shipments.