Sentence examples for irate response from inspiring English sources

The bit about Hitler appeasers drew an irate response from Senator John McCain.

The mayor's singling out of E.M.S. drew an irate response from Patrick Bahnken, president of the paramedics' union, and skepticism from Thomas Von Essen, a former fire commissioner.

Yesterday, Slate ran an irate response from Bernstein, who writes that Hari's review "was so willfully uncomprehending, so brim-full of moralistic error and ad hominem falsehood, that it's too hard not to reply".

Incidentally, the last time we touched on Alex, in connection with the festival he held on his Cotswolds estate last summer, the item drew an irate response from someone who admitted to being his agent.

The commercial, which praises Mr. Bush's record on clean air while criticizing Mr. McCain's, prompted irate responses from environmentalists who said it distorted the truth.

That's why when Henry Greely, director of Stanford Law School's Center for Law and the Biosciences, published an article, with a host of co-authors, in the science journal Nature earlier this month suggesting that we ought to rethink our gut reactions and "accept the benefits of enhancement," he was deluged with irate responses from readers.

Kasun said, nothing seemed to draw irate responses online like failed hardware campaigns in the world of crowdfunding.

Provoking an irate reaction seems to be largely the point.

President Fernández said: "The prime minister's response was irate, almost ill-mannered".

So when an editor at the government education department in the city of Hangzhou was compiling a pamphlet recently to help parents guide their children through puberty, she included a warning about "deviant" behaviour.What she may not have expected was an irate open letter in response from a group of mothers of gay children.

One member of the ChangePoint community was irate about Stapleton's response.