Sentence examples for notably angry from inspiring English sources

Black Americans were notably angry about government priorities.

No one got notably angry, or acted as though his or her honor had been offended.

But Hastert's people are not notably angry, and although there's a lot of anger directed at Hastert's organization (especially the Rules Committee), he is personally exempt from most of it.

Rovio is looking to leverage its massive fanbase across all areas of its business, including its 9 smash-hit mobile games (most notably Angry Birds), its merchandise, its animations via YouTube, activity parks, beverages, books and the list goes on.

And it was of a piece with changes made to the poetry by its editors, who normalized her expressive punctuation, smoothed her rhythms and held back certain types of poems, notably those angry or erotic in content.

If anything, her measured performance brought a breath of reality to a television universe too often clotted with distorted images of black women, most notably the angry Omarosa makingult-Stallwortheraking her vengeful comeback on the NBC show "The Apprentice".

The extent to which it and other provisions have been misinterpreted in recent days, notably by angry speakers at recent town hall meetings but also by Ms. Palin — who popularized the "death panel" phrase — has surprised longtime advocates of changes to the health care system.

Most notably, Coughlin was angry about the Giants' penalties.

But some financial institutions, notably French banks, are still angry and want the European Commission to refuse to endorse that rule.

They have grown angry at those they hold responsible, notably corporations and the lavishly paid executives who run them.

The chief contention of Mr. Mourdock and other angry debtholders was that unsecured creditors, notably the United Auto Workers union, were unfairly being paid ahead of investors who owned pieces of Chrysler's $6.9 billion in first-lien debt.