Sentence examples for produced angry from inspiring English sources

This has produced angry protests.

This produced angry reactions in Bolivia and Ecuador, who risk seeing their footballing comparative advantage eroded.

Mr. Ashcroft's comments describing criticism of the administration as aiding the enemy produced angry rebuttals from several civil liberties groups.

Plans recently announced by the government to recruit more foreign doctors, and for NHS patients to be treated abroad, have predictably produced angry reactions.

That produced angry condemnation from Mr. Biden as well as signals of distress from the Palestinian leadership, which asked for American help to stop the project.

The article appeared in the midst of Mr. Clinton's Senate trial, and it produced angry complaints from his lawyers and from Judge Johnson.

The states responded by crushing or expelling the Islamists, but without ever trying to reform the Islamic schools -- called madrasas -- or the political conditions that keep producing angry Islamist waves.

Rovio also has a very unique ownership structure as a family-owned business, given the company's long history of making 52 failed games before producing Angry Birds and its Scandinavian roots.

Tough times produce angry voices — among them Father Charles Coughlin, a Detroit radio broadcaster who preached that Jews were the source of the world's ills.

While in public the missile attacks produced furious denunciations and angry posturing from Pakistani politicians and generals, in private they led to a more muted process: discreet negotiations, secret deals and, in some drone strikes, full Pakistani cooperation.

This produced an angry outburst from David Cameron "that this was allowed to happen..