Sentence examples for doubly angry from inspiring English sources
If they were angry before, they will be doubly angry now.
Naftali says that the scandal is reminiscent of Nixon-era anditudes, and he described himself as "doubly angry".
I think that made them doubly angry, because they thought I was a cultural alien and I made it anyway".
He [Rothschild] is doubly angry in that his mother had been funding Osborne's office for years". Cameron fully backed Osborne, who may yet face questioning for failing to declare he and his family had stayed at Rothschild's villa.
This firm, in a tax return filed in 2002, argued that the book value of its holding had fallen, by as much as €50 billion, in 2001.The politicians are doubly angry, for this tax break not only involves a foreign firm, but €57m paid in bonuses to Mannesmann directors after the takeover is also the subject of a controversial trial.
They were doubly angry because the assailant reported to them.
When it was over, they couldn't figure out whether to feel relieved or angry or doubly anxious.
iPad top apps for the year were Skype, and again, Angry Birds space, making it doubly glorious for Rovio.
This is doubly unconvincing.
