Sentence examples for expressed its anger from inspiring English sources

It was just about enough to buy a second-hand Buick - the only car he ever owned". The Austrian establishment has expressed its anger at the book's publication, arguing that it is regurgitating information which is well known and readily available.

Hungary, in turn, expressed its anger by summoning the Austrian ambassador to the Foreign Ministry.

Amnesty expressed its anger at the government response, saying the use of cluster bombs was a scandal.

It was impossible to ignore his ability, even as a segment of a devoted fan base expressed its anger.

The ban was eventually lifted on June 17, but not before Belarus had expressed its anger by skipping a meeting of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) in Moscow, at which it was scheduled to take up the rotating chairmanship.

The Union of Islamic Organisations of France (UOIF in French) which comprises 250 smaller groups and organises a vast festival outside Paris every year, expressed its "anger" and "amazement" at being included on the list.

However, it expresses its anger through earthquake-causing wriggling.

The Sun expresses its anger in a strongly-worded editorial attacking what it calls "Labour's soft Brexit squad".

EE has already taken to social media to express its anger against its rival with a post on Twitter showing the definition of the word "undisputed" in the dictionary.

Congressional aides briefed on the issue are already devising a list of options for how Congress can express its anger to the administration and perhaps exert some penalty, if preventing the move proves impossible.

New Zealand's parliament has already voted to express its anger over the slight, and an old notebook belonging to a long-deceased Kiwi diplomat who was in Tehran during the crisis suggests that MPs got it right.