Sentence examples for be irate about from inspiring English sources

Far Cry 5 looks like it could incense and alienate an entire group of gamers – ironically the same that might be irate about having their guns taken away IRL.

Isn't it time to be irate about what wireless companies are getting away with in the United States?

Another security consultant, Alex Stamos, chief technology officer for iSEC Partners, said that many companies that use RSA tokens were irate about the hacking and RSA's response.

Mrs. Li of Chung Chou City is irate about the bill, albeit politely, predicting a domino effect in Chinatown (or the mah-jongg tile equivalent).

Italians are irate about higher taxes, while critics say that Mr. Monti failed to carry out the basic structural changes he said were needed, leaving a legacy more of austerity than growth.

The producers of the struggling musical "Jane Eyre" are irate about a decision by the producers of the Tony Awards to cut more than half of the musical's planned presentation -- nearly two minutes -- from the CBS broadcast on June 3.

One suspects even those eurozone politicians who are irate about Brexit, when pressed in private, would accept the need for a smooth transition that covers banks' passporting rights and so on.

After the Red Sox swept the noteworthy 1977 regular-season series from the Yankees when Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson had their angry dugout confrontation at Fenway Park, Paul was irate about a report that said Steinbrenner felt Paul was "too indecisive and weak" to handle Martin.

"What I'm getting from school districts and from pediatricians who do annual physicals is they're irate about these kids getting bigger and bigger — 10 or 20 pounds heavier, all buffed up — and they really want something done," said Don Catlin, the chief executive of Anti-Doping Research, a nonprofit firm in Southern California.

"That's what I was irate about".

And now, suddenly, you're irate about the potential privacy repercussions of a few geeks bearing glasses?