Sentence examples for being angered from inspiring English sources
Rather than being angered, however, he found this thought quite amusing.
But this one is worth being angered by, because tonight, there might be one less Vice reader in the world.
I remember being angered at many comments on the internet in reaction to Whitney Houston's death a few years ago.
She was not alone in being angered, calling it "an absolute disgrace" when the World Cup was ejected on short notice from the Wankhede Stadium, the main venue in Mumbai and the site of the 2011 Men's World Cup final, so the final of the Ranji Trophy, the main men's domestic competition, could be played there.
We are not scared, we are not frightened, we just fight for it," said Carol Chan, a 55-year-old civil service employee who took two days off to join the protests after being angered by the police use of tear gas.
After finishing second in the ninth race, Ainslie jumped from his dinghy and confronted the cameraman aboard the boat after being angered by the vessel getting too close to the race and creating a wash that he felt helped one of his rivals.
Still, many Australians were angered and offended.
Fans are angered, and sponsors fleeing.
Small publishers were angered by the plans.
