Sentence examples for significantly angered from inspiring English sources

According to Stone, only a small minority of fans were significantly angered by Kenny's absence to threaten a boycott of the cable channel Comedy Central, on which South Park is aired.

More significantly, they were angered by his challenge to their authority Wednesday, with General Manager Brian Cashman issuing a statement that Rodriguez had violated the sport's collective bargaining agreement by seeking a second opinion without notifying the Yankees first.

The results showed that when the volunteers hadn't exercised, their second viewing of the slides aroused significantly more anger than the first.

Those participants who exhibited ischemia showed significantly more anger expressions and nonenjoyment smiles than nonischemics.

As expected, offenders in this study who experienced multiple types of abuse had a significantly higher anger score than offenders who experienced only one type of abuse.

Consistent with previously established findings (Andrews et al. 2000; Brewin et al. 2000; Connor et al. 2003; Paivio and Laurent, 2001; Ruch et al. 1991; Springer et al. 2007) the MSO in the present study who have a history of childhood abuse had a significantly higher anger score than MSO without a history of abuse.

73 Indeed, this is reflected in the 'most memorable' narratives recorded in both questionnaires, where women's narratives contained significantly more anger and anxiety talk.

Results indicated that, compared to those who only received the seminar, participants who received the CBSM intervention reported significantly less anger, maladaptive coping, and HIV-related symptoms [ 19].

The efforts have been expanded significantly since last year, when widespread spraying of pesticides angered environmentalists -- and homeowners who were caught outdoors when insecticides rained down.

That figure - less than 1% - has angered some miscarriage of justice campaigners at a time when the organisation's budget has been cut significantly.

Easily angered?