Sentence examples for of angered from inspiring English sources

Dozens of angered protesters marched into the road, blocking traffic.

But he said that after reading news accounts of angered union leaders, the commission decided it had gone too far.

The video is one of several recent examples of angered customers taping their interactions with customer service, then putting the experience online.

The white entertainment industry that casts black people in historical roles still perpetuates images of racial subordination, which normalizes and makes digestible images of angered, black, and enslaved women within contemporary versions of such stereotypes.

A lot of fans have told me this, that they are sort of angered by Marnie -- and I've been very thankful that for the most part they've been able to separate me from her when they do so.

Ruiz lashed out at Jones, saying: "It's sort of angered me.

It was written as violent clashes between Muslims and Copts were erupting in Upper Egypt, and its vision of harmony angered parts of both communities.

And being named one-third of President Bush's "axis of evil" angered North Korea --but not for long.

All this, resulting in the birth of an angered ump, a whole bunch of increased stress hormones and the poorest audition of sportsmanship for your child to witness, starring a cast with quite influential roles.

They come in rich color, some serene and some disturbing, from the antifreeze green of the Splattered Shag's beak to the primitive red and black of the Angered Maggot Sleet.

The lack of specificity angered several council members.