Sentence examples for particularly angry that from inspiring English sources

Many of these people feel particularly angry that their ancestors' suffering has been ignored.

They are particularly angry that Jefferson's importance to the nation's founding fathers will in future be played down.

The Democrats are particularly angry that Parsons continues to operate the state's old testing program while it tries to bring the new system up to working order.

Protesters in Abidjan, the commercial hub on the Atlantic coast, were particularly angry that rebels said they had been offered defense and interior ministry portfolios.

Farrelly said he was particularly angry that Downing Street outed him – wrongly, he says – as a rebel ringleader on Wednesday night.

Critics are particularly angry that Alabama Power exports some electricity to other states, leaving Alabamians with the damage and the cleanup.

Aides to Mr. Romney have been particularly angry about that last charge, since Mr. Romney has said explicitly that he supports rape and incest exceptions.

It is particularly angry about swaps that allow people to place bets that governments will default on their debts.

FireDogLake's Jane Hamsher is particularly angry, writing that the Bean proposal is "one of the most morally and politically bankrupt ideas of all time".

Iranian officials are particularly angry with any suggestion that attackers were driven by religious extremism, or that victims were targeted because they wore clothing that could be deemed inappropriate in the eyes of hardliners.

People are particularly angry about an event that happened late last year.