Sentence examples for clearly irate from inspiring English sources
Mr. Powell, clearly irate, ripped off his microphone and left the studio for the airport without responding.
But in one particularly extraordinary exchange a clearly irate Sutton accused the MPs of "not embracing the success" of Team Sky and British Cycling.
A clearly irate Mr Reid wrote to the prime minister accusing Mr Hain of trying to make headlines to boost his campaign.
Sessions, clearly irate, responded that he wasn't "talking about the scientists" but the quality of the data.
Ba had to calm a clearly irate Swansea captain Ashley Williams and, after a long break, referee Chris Foy showed Hazard a red card.
Clearly, irate and impatient red state activists on the right liked what they saw in Marco Rubio.
DSC's shareholders were understandably irate.
I was soon home and, as I turned into the drive, he sped past, glaring at me and making "you play with your own willy" gestures, clearly massively irate.
In the report, the referee Oliver Langford said: "At the end of the game as we left the field of play as a team of match officials we were confronted by a clearly very irate Mr Paul Ince. "On confronting us Mr Ince asked why he had been sent to the stand.
I then got an irate letter saying how dare I wear a Leander Club tie since I was clearly not of the right quality.
