Sentence examples for irate by from inspiring English sources

At the 1974 awards, Peter Davis and Bert Schneider, the director and the co-producer, respectively, of "Hearts and Minds," the award-winning documentary about the Vietnam War, left Bob Hope, John Wayne and countless other old industry hands irate by suggesting that the United States' involvement in Southeast Asia had been something other than a brilliant success.

The same issues that have the majority irritated by all the exposure have me irate by the lack of outrage.

Three times, he said, his nose was broken by irate passers-by.

One line played demonstrators, the other irate passers-by.

The culprit is a free-spending fattie (Melissa McCarthy) who feels no guilt about ruining lives and defends herself against irate victims by punching them in the throat.

And citizens seem newly involved and freshly irate, hooked by the entertaining, forgetful news culture, hollering at us in every elevator and airport.

The long-festering strain of American anti-intellectualism now manifests itself with lawmakers seeking to mollify irate taxpayers by stickin' it to those egghead students.

When Cardinal O'Connor of New York seeks to soothe the always irate Elie Wiesel by reassuring him 'there are many Catholics who are not anti-Semitic'... he speaks for himself.

HuffPost found that most of the cases filed by the Hoffman firm purportedly on behalf of clients lacked the most basic elements of a valid legal filing -- and that almost all had been tossed out of court by irate judges or withdrawn by the firm itself.

Forty House Republicans who are Catholic are leaning on the speaker to change his mind, while many Protestant G.O.P. members, egged on by irate evangelicals, see any imputation by Democrats of religious prejudice as a crass political ploy and demand that Hastert stand his ground.

Several orders for BMW cars were canceled by irate customers, a Borusan spokesperson confirmed by telephone last week.