Sentence examples for irately from inspiring English sources

But Ms Elliott didn't include that point in her story, and the political scientists, Seth Masket and Richard Skinner, tweeted and blogged irately about it.

Sexual rites and the taxes contributed to the support of the priesthood were the principal targets of the god's denunciations; "What have such matters to do with the pure Dao?" he irately demanded.

Gandhi irately called the offer "a post-dated cheque on a bank that was failing," and Nehru was equally negative and angry at Cripps for his readiness to give so much to the Muslims.

"Who do you think you are?" Wu demanded irately.

MARTHA ROSLER Rosler's new photomontages are as irately political as ever, while straining toward the gravitas of history painting (look for echoes of Jacques-Louis David's "Oath of the Horatii" in the twelve-foot-wide banner "Prospect for Today").

Everything put Heidi in a tailspin, which was her way of insuring that she wouldn't have to take the blame for whatever had gone wrong: another girl threatening to attack Heidi for having stolen her boyfriend; the produce manager at the market irately insisting that she help him pick up the bin of mushrooms she'd sideswiped with her elbow.

The T-shirt he's wearing shows a man with thick spectacles irately crumpling an I.Q.

Schumacher had doubtless managed to boast to him about his connections with Milton, Thomas thought irately.

("Why do you always say ten years? You are nine years and one day older," she used to say irately).

Father Liar!" As Maldonado ran toward the shoreline, yelling irately, the priest abruptly set down his gifts and headed back down the river.

"It's stupid, because I lived in London my whole life," she said irately.