Sentence examples for irate question from inspiring English sources

Not if you take the Oxford English Dictionary's first definition of that word (coined in 1788 by Patrick Henry with his irate question, "Is this federalism?").

But my grandmother's irate questions about why the bakery didn't have babies of many colors acknowledged the truth that runs in all of our veins: race is a spectrum, not dichotomy.

In Tewksbury, where the police were protecting line crews from irate homeowners, Mayor Dana Desiderio questioned the power company's assertion that only 411 customers still lacked power and its assurances that all customers would regain electricity by Sunday night.

Upon replying to a bombardment of questions from irate United fans on the colour, Adidas said that the blue represents the colour United wore during their 1968 European Cup final success over Benfica at Wembley Stadium, when they defeated the Portuguese side 4-1.

Directors need not be humiliated by hostile questions or irate lectures.

During my travels and in my information sessions, I was often met with tooth-gnashed accusations and angst-ridden questions: An irate guidance counselor demanding to know why we "hated" her school and continually disillusioned her top students, a frantic mother following me into the bathroom to ask if her son should take his SATs again.

Most boards paid without question, few were irate.

It is also scheduled to hold an "all-hands meeting" Friday morning to answer questions from an irate staff.

The steward recalls having to think on his feet when questioned by her irate husband.

His comments launched a barrage of irate tweets from women who questioned if he could fairly govern over women's rights when he seems to care only for their bra sizes and past suitors.

Make sure you use Google and the "search" functions on community websites because people may get irate at answering the same questions all the time in forums and on irc.