Sentence examples for my ire from inspiring English sources

I, too, worked up my ire against him.

But then I channelled my ire at the main culprit.

A little research almost immediately turned up the best bet for airing my ire.

But my ire toward those torturous places will have to wait for another review.

I am thrilled to see it go, but my ire here lies in the fact that it took twelve years to reach this decision.

Absolutely agree; my ire in their earlier post was directed at the sheer banality of most of these press conferences - we journalists are to blame too.

My adolescent ire flared any time my father and I were within a zip code of each other - yet, detente existed whenever we listened to cousin Vinny or spoke of baseball.

I save my greatest ire for one line in particular, the egregious lyric that haunts me every Christmas, delivered on two separate versions by the same man, U2's Bono: "Well, tonight thank God it's them instead of you".

As a liberal I've long since burned away my Palin ire, and now see her as a legitimate political figure, her approval ratings, and, as such, she is almost certain to crash and burn as a Republican/third party candidate for president (her disapproval ratings) or settle into comfort as yet another FOX demagogue.

The recent media coverage of so-called “Chev­ro­let Volt fires,” especially by conservative talk show hosts, has attracted my attention and ire.

Although mentioning it will draw many fans' ire, my fave of these movies is the second one, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, which focuses all that is great about Rowling's fantasy pastiche (back story, romance, wit, whimsy, scary monsters, super creeps) into one production.