Sentence examples similar to less angered from inspiring English sources
Angered by Gabriel's statement that less than a million of Indonesia's 90 million Muslims are true believers, as well as the fact that it is the birthplace of Nasakom, Muhammad declares that Islam will never die and waits on the cloud.
As the mounting case against Uber mutates from angered taxi drivers to now include state and national legislators, asset-less firms are not only fending off massive legal and regulatory complexity, the very essence of their business model and thus their survival is in the crosshairs.
Last year Billboard began excluding sales of new albums made for less than $3.49 after Amazon's 99-cent promotion of Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" angered brick-and-mortar shops.
But Mr Osborne's tax rise, which he imposed without warning, has so angered them an executive at a smaller oil firm grumbles that Britain's tax regime has become less stable than Nigeria's that they may be warming to Mr Salmond and his calls for Scottish self-rule.
That angered European federations.
"I was extremely angered".
This has angered private investors.
She became angered and resigned her position.
