Sentence examples for greeted with anger from inspiring English sources

His comments were greeted with anger.

Their findings, the researchers said, were greeted with anger.

The news has been greeted with anger from residents.

The move was greeted with anger and disbelief by MPs.

Gove's proposal to scrap teachers' national pay scale was greeted with anger from trade unions.

Simon Everett Norwich The loss of this sculpture will be greeted with anger (Raiders escape with Hepworth artwork, 21 December).

Not until Dylan went rock'n'roll was a change of musical policy greeted with such anger.

The news that the Ford's Bridgend engine plant, a provider of skilled, well-paid jobs in this corner of south Wales since the late 1970s, may shed more than 1,000 jobs over the next five years has been greeted with gloom, anger and recriminations.

It's financially strapped and desperate to save money; there was no good time to announce any cuts, which of course have been greeted with widespread anger and threats; tutors say that the news has seen interviewees for the new academic year in the autumn – in which courses are still guaranteed – cancelling.

In each city, the fees were greeted with skepticism and anger from many commuters and civic and business leaders.

It was greeted with shouts of anger from the crowd, who chanted "We need a fire to keep warm".