Based on the irate reactions of consumers to date, some dealers are expecting a decline in business.
That generated a wave of irate reactions from "Dark Knight" fans – many of whom have not yet seen the movie, which opens on Friday – and an overwhelming influx of traffic to Mr. Fine's site.
An adviser to Mr. Papandreou was quoted early this week as saying he wanted voters "to take a position, to see the choice before us in its starkness, hoping they will back the lesser of two evils, instead of letting irate reactions in the streets dominate the debate".
He wanted Greek voters "to take a position, to see the choice before us in its starkness, hoping they will back the lesser of two evils, instead of letting irate reactions in the streets dominate the debate," said one adviser to the prime minister.
Withdraw from the norm, and realize people have become irate as a reaction to a violent, uncertain world that does not do right by them, no matter how resilient they are.
The piece itself is hilarious and antic, in keeping with La Cintra's best short form writing, but what made the piece stratospheric was the New York Times editorial staff's mealy-mouthed, bumbling reaction when irate chubbies all across the nation started b(r)aying for her blood.
Mr. Koch recalls the horrified reaction of one irate fund manager.
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.
As is often my initial reaction to this sort of news, I got a touch irate.
