Sentence examples for more angered from inspiring English sources

In Paris, where Spain beat France for the first time in 42 years, the public was more angered than bored.

"It definitely is something that people are becoming more aware of, and more angered by honestly, and inspired to action – but there's still a long way to go".

Her hotheaded brother, Kokan (Milan Tocinovski-Sako), is secretly involved with a ragtag group of militant nationalists more angered by the presence of NATO and United Nations peacekeeping forces than by the Albanian guerrillas.

If women react to Mr. Bush's made-no-mistake tactic the way they react to it when it is used by men in their lives, a majority may well be more angered than reassured.

Having seen his side miss out on victory against 10-man Leicester City on Saturday following an injury-time goal, Mourinho was once more angered by their defensive display.

"I think we're already seeing evidence that the people in Connecticut are more angered by what's happening with their government than at any time since the institution of the income tax in 1991," the State Senate minority leader, John McKinney, said.

"I was more shocked than angered," he wrote in an e-mail.

After the video spread, more students became angered and about 100 students chose to walk out on Monday in protest.

If you do it to the same house a second time, your victim will be more annoyed or angered and be more likely to search for you.

At the same time, Ennahda has disappointed its own supporters and angered the more extreme among them.

By this point, as I followed a route I used to run when I lived in the East Village, my legs were organizing a mutiny, and stopping to stretch only angered them more.