Sentence examples for remarks angered from inspiring English sources

Her remarks angered many feminists.

The director's remarks angered US civil rights agency the Anti-Defamation League. Anti-Defamation League

Those remarks angered many Turks, but some here found the recent discussion healthy.

Her remarks angered the president of Libya's National Assembly, Mohamed Magariaf, who had said on one of the Sunday shows that the attack was the "preplanned" act of militants, including some from Al Qaeda, Mr. Hicks said.

Those remarks angered Mr. Breeden, who issued a statement yesterday saying, "There is not any doubt whatsoever that the payments in connection with these supposed 'noncompete' agreements were not authorized by the board".

Although James MacMillan was echoing sentiments expressed by others, notably the poet Edwin Muir and author Andrew O'Hagan, his remarks angered those who believe that Scotland is entering the new century fitter, richer, and more dynamic than it has ever been.

A8 U.S. Remarks Anger Moscow The Russian Foreign Ministry accused Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and his deputy, Paul D. Wolfowitz, of making "openly confrontational" statements by labeling Moscow an "active proliferator" of dangerous weapons technologies.

Mr Abbott's remarks this week angered Mr Rudd's Finance Minister, Penny Wong, who is openly gay and has a child with her partner, Sophie Allouache.

May's remarks also angered senior officers as the home secretary is meant to remain operationally separate to police forces and cannot issue orders to officers.

His remarks, which angered German policy makers, were one of the catalysts for the markets' downward spiral Thursday, along with a half-hearted attempt by the European Central Bank to bolster the bonds of the most deeply troubled debtors.

That remark so angered Mr. Katzenberg that in another session of the conference he described Mr. Spielberg as a "national treasure".