Sentence examples for less infuriated from inspiring English sources

But in a country where gay rights were hard-won, and where H.I.V. is spread mainly through heterosexual contacts, the resurgence of focus on gay sex — at an AIDS prevention forum no less — infuriated activists.

Jason D. Taylor noted the similarity in lyrical content to that of Slipknot's; however, he stated that vocalist Taylor comes across as less infuriated which "allows the songs themselves to settle smoothly, yet motivate the listener to feel the emotion".

"I'm infuriated and everybody else should be infuriated as well," Sharon Cooper told the news conference.

That is $6 million less than Kevin Garnett's record deal signed in 1997, the one that infuriated owners before the lockout in 1998.

President Barack Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009, less than one year into his first term ― an honor that infuriated conservatives.

This infuriated Mousavi.

Williams retorted with infuriated hacks.

"That infuriated him," he said.

His shifting allegiances infuriated opponents.

That only infuriated people more.

"I was tantalised and infuriated," he says.