Sentence examples for clearly angered from inspiring English sources
That has clearly angered him.
That allegation, in particular, has clearly angered Mr. Romney.
"That's four products in one go," said Ms. Orum, clearly angered.
Mourning was clearly angered that Martin raised the issue of his kidney ailment.
News of its creation clearly angered the defense secretary, who said he was not consulted.
But it is what happened in the pavilion afterwards that has clearly angered India.
Faced with the choice of signaling an unambiguous break with the policies of the Bush era, or maintaining some continuity with its practices, the president has begun to come down on the side of taking fewer risks with security, even though he is clearly angering the liberal elements of his political base.
There is clearly anger toward de Blasio within the police force, as well as heartfelt dislike.
Advisers to President Bush have recommended that he veto a similar spending bill approved by the House that contains the television ownership provision, a move that would clearly anger Congressional Republicans who want to roll back the new F.C.C. regulations.
Clearly still angered, he rails that ABC "put a piece together that's solely based on meth heads from the Buckhorn Bar and two convicted murderers".
