Sentence examples for in irate from inspiring English sources

Rodin's life-size man in the nude seems to be banging on his head, as if ashamed to have forgotten to put on clothes while the Buddhist sage, casting aside all wisdom, grimaces fiercely and gesticulates in irate disapproval.

When the Supreme Court acted on the case, it concluded in irate language that Gerald's constitutional rights had been breached by "a kangaroo court" -- and extended to juveniles all due process rights except that of a jury trial.

And I found myself thinking about that reality when the predictable reaction to today's column came in: irate and, I believe, sincere if often incoherent voice mails etc. declaring that I must be an idiot, evil, or an evil idiot for saying that the budget deficit isn't a big problem.

So, clients would call in, irate that they were charged for twice the amount they should have been.

In early January, education activists are staging a long overdue assault on Governor Andrew Cuomo, who's so far stayed off the radar and made Education Commissioner John King take the heat in irate public forums.

We met the 27-year-old Brit in "irates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" (he played a lusty missionary).

Recently I was on a radio talk show speaking about my new book, Befriending Your Ex After Divorce: Making Life Better for You, Your Kids and Yes, Your Ex. Someone called in and in an irate voice asked: "Befriend your ex? Why?

Mr Nightmare was in reception, irate and demanding to speak to someone in charge because an email vital to his son's wellbeing had been ignored.

In 1980, irate at the administration of Jimmy Carter, they backed Ted Kennedy's challenge in the Democratic presidential primaries and, when this failed, many turned to the third party tickets of Barry Commoner and John Anderson.

The sentence, perhaps understandably, resulted in an irate email from one of its readers protesting at its pomposity and obfuscation.

After Mr. Klaus announced the amnesty in January, irate Czechs ripped his portrait off the walls of offices and schools across the country.