Sentence examples for especially angered from inspiring English sources

He was especially angered at the reports of security forces' firing on protesters after prayers.

The regime was especially angered by a BBC documentary that investigated Chairman Mao's unorthodox sexual habits.

But Mr. Yanukovich said he would repair relations with Russia, which has been especially angered by President Yushchenko's attempt to seek NATO membership.

The Kremlin has been especially angered in recent years by Poland's decision to allow the United States to base part of an antimissile system on Polish territory.

President Vladimir V. Putin was especially angered by Congress's passage last year of the so-called Magnitsky Act, which punishes Russian officials implicated in human rights abuses.

The tax increase has especially angered people working in segments of the economy like the performing arts, which previously received preferential tax treatment.

Yet an excess of emotion, especially anger or impatience, makes the sport only more elusive.

What especially angers women's rights groups is the local authorities' penchant for blaming the rapes on the victims.

This last project especially angers residents who said the money would have been better spent on rebuilding their broken homes.

One of the trademarks of Mr. McCain's rebel image has been his inability to cloak his emotions, especially anger.

He and Mr. Ellis added a tap-dancing griot figure to the Tuskegee story to express the emotions — especially anger — their airmen are forced to keep in check, and to connect to "things like the rap language" of their audience, he said.