Sentence examples for most angry however from inspiring English sources

What made many of them most angry, however, was the proposal to refinance the last $2.5 billion worth of debt left from the fiscal crisis of the 1970's, without transferring the payments to the state, as the Legislature had proposed.

You know what makes me most angry about Labour?

What made her most angry about Thatcher?

What was she most angry about?

"De Blasio is the most liberal, the most passionate, the most angry," he said, "and she's not as liberal, as passionate, as angry.

Cher is at her most angry when talking politics.

"The Blair years I was most angry with," he says.

Nothing has made Clinton angrier, however, than Reno's record number of referrals of investigations to independent counsels, most particularly in the case of Henry Cisneros, the former Housing and Urban Development Secretary.

Most of all, however, Americans are angry at a government that they believe does not hear them, and that anger is growing hotter by the day.

Most distressing, however, were the "most eagerly asked questions" from Iranian and Lebanese journalists: "When are the Americans going to take over Iran?" and "When are the Americans going to take over Syria?" These questions make me sad and angry.

Most accountants, however, remain sceptical.