Sentence examples for men were angry from inspiring English sources

The men were angry.

Such men were angry enforcers of order defined not by law but by primal notions of justice and revenge.

The men were angry at Gandhi's authorization of a military attack on a revered Sikh temple in Amritsar five months earlier.

The record-store staff said that the men were angry that the store was playing music and serving beer during Ramadan.

The masked men were angry, the witnesses said, in part because the visiting Syrian activists were not covering their hair in accordance with the practice of many pious Muslims.

I was thinking the men were angry they were on the team with me.

As the surviving residents of Naroda-Patia gathered round to talk, the men were angriest.

But relatives of the dead men are angry and are demanding to know who fed the Americans the wrong information.

She knows who has been cheating on his wife back home in Hidalgo, which men are angry at each other, and who feels guilty about the way he treated his wife and children before he came here.

"When men are angry it's usually assumed to be for a reason.

As a result, much of the response by gay men was angry and many lesbians took issue with the misogynistic tone gay men used.