Sentence examples for being angered at from inspiring English sources
I remember being angered at many comments on the internet in reaction to Whitney Houston's death a few years ago.
This led to J.R. Hildebrand suffering a one lap penalty as his car required repair work, and a number of drivers being angered at having to stay on the harder tires, which were the slower compound.
Congress has been angered at the delays and cost overruns.
Several leading clubs were angered at the time because players returned injured from the tournament.
Locally, many want Brexit at double speed, and are angered at the lack of a plan.
Ukip's leader, Nigel Farage, also said he was angered at the decision.
I am angered at the ignorance of the Boy Scouts for their narrow mindedness and their bullying stance on homosexuality.
Pat recalled some bandleaders being amused by this tactic while others were angered at such blatant upstaging.
Rivals including Time Out founder Tony Elliott were angered at the expansion into areas not directly connected with BBC programmes.
The Guardian understands senior officers are angered at the claim, saying it could damage the investigation into Tia's disappearance.
