Sentence examples for because they were angry from inspiring English sources

That's why last night was important: because they were angry.

They became violent because they were angry that their government payments were late.

They say the executives at ChronoPay hired him to crash the Aeroflot site because they were angry at losing a tender for Aeroflot's business.

"People attacked Sunni mosques because they were angry," said Mr. Saheb, who said he had not taken part in the attacks.

The police have detained three suspects who they said incited the violence because they were angry at being passed over for lucrative administrative jobs in a provincial restructuring.

Prosecutors said the Iranian-born men, ages 19 to 21, acted because they were angry at having to pay $4.50 admission.

Is it because they are angry?

Simply because they are angry, their shrines are no better than spittoons.

"They are not just going to come out because they are angry," said Rouse.

Because they are angry about his later statements against the war.

Labour voters stayed at home because they're angry, mainly about MPs' expenses.