Sentence examples for become angry that from inspiring English sources

To become angry that this power has not been granted, that select expert voices do not drown out the crowd, is to lament that in a liberal society other less expert voices are also heard.

A maintenance worker at the apartment building were quoted by The Associated Press as saying Mr. Taylor had become angry that the broken door to his apartment had not been repaired quickly enough.

But they have become angry that despite assurances from the government of Punjab that there would be extra security for Asghar, and that he could be sent medication from the UK, neither has happened.

At times during his long-term sleep deprivation, he would become angry that he was not being allowed to fall asleep.

I became angry that so many amazing artists were not receiving the proper financing, while in Germany, many cities had a ballet company that was supported by the government and supplied its dancers with 13-month salaries.

In the intense lobbying over the Crusader, Mr. Rumsfeld became angry that the Army's Office of Legislative Affairs had prepared a briefing paper for members of Congress to argue the case for the Crusader.

Mr. Brady wrote a book, "Profile of a Prodigy," about Mr. Fischer, which strained their friendship after Mr. Fischer became angry that his Jewish heritage had been mentioned, Mr. Brady said.

I became angry that I had to struggle and thought that Amanda was ashamed of me.

Mitchell initially thinks Cameron will be happy, but Cameron becomes angry that Mitchell kept it a secret from him.

Denethor became angry that Faramir had let Frodo and Sam pass into Mordor with the Ring, instead of bringing the Ring to Minas Tirith to be hidden.

It grew much more powerful, however, after Osama bin Laden became angry that Saudi Arabia rejected his offer to help protect that country from Sadaam Hussein.