Sentence examples for is particularly angry from inspiring English sources

It is particularly angry about swaps that allow people to place bets that governments will default on their debts.

And Mr. Walesa is particularly angry at Mr. Naimski and former Interior Minister Antoni Macierewicz, who both testified against him in the hearing.

The NUT is particularly angry at moves to force academy status upon resisting schools, such as Downhills in Tottenham, north London.

He is particularly angry about a check Mrs. Hamman received from Household Bank in Las Vegas, a subsidiary of Household International.

He is particularly angry at Washington for not disclosing its intelligence that Syria was building a nuclear facility, and then for doing nothing to stop Israel from bombing that facility in 2007.

But decertification has spurred what has been called an "opportunistic narco-nationalism" that could now persuade Congress to reject extradition.The Colombian vice-president, Carlos Lemos-Simmonds, is particularly angry about "the double standard applied to Mexico".

Germans are particularly angry.

One fighter was particularly angry.

Those recruited by scalpers were particularly angry.

They were particularly angry, Sarfraz said, laughing, that Khan's critic was a hijab-wearing woman.

He said he was particularly angry about the use of airstrikes.