Sentence examples for less irate from inspiring English sources

He is no less irate at what he calls the dictatorship of the media.

We invite airlines and other corporations to think about applying a little technology to the problem of making your customers less irate.

Now people are less scared than irate because the stock market seems to have come back while they're left behind.

He believes that anger can be useful if channelled into something positive – but as our lives become increasingly fast-paced, society is growing more irate yet less tolerant of outbursts.

Surely Mrs. Clinton would be the first to appreciate that even local politicos, those entrusted with solving mundane suburban conundrums like commuter parking and, in a less mundane vein, placating irate Old House Lane incumbents who don't like sharing their stubby cul-de-sac with Secret Service S.U.V.'s, media trespassers and the occasional tourist bus, tend to be too busy to cook.

it's compounded by sitcom-style Grumpy Old Men gags about crapping in the big woods, horny bears, Nolte clambering pants-less out of bedroom windows with irate husbands on his tail, that sort of thing.

It holds that Americans for the most part, with the exception of irate groups at the edges, are less interested in ideology than in practical solutions to basic problems.

It's a terrific ensemble piece, with a magnificently irate Ruth Sheen among Leigh regulars, and less-known names excelling, such as Marion Bailey, as Turner's final consort, and Joshua McGuire, priceless as a foppish John Ruskin.

This is what it's been like to live in the United States for the last year or two: it's the moronic influenza, as the irate among us find increasingly convoluted ways to say decreasingly less (as I just did).

Fortis had been forced to take on less of the Belgo-Dutch bank's insurance division and more toxic assets to persuade irate shareholders.

Instead Facebook despatched a number of less senior staffers, culminating with its CTO — Mike Schroepfer — who spent around five hours being roasted by visibly irate committee members.