Sentence examples similar to sufficiently angered from inspiring English sources
He was opposed to Bismarck's excessive military budget, which angered Bismarck sufficiently to challenge Virchow to a duel.
This catechism's purpose — perhaps unfair in its form, but essential in its signal — is to ask, Do you stand with reason and evidence sufficiently to anger people among your allies who don't?
In February, South Sudan, angered that China was not sufficiently on its side, expelled the president of the Chinese oil consortium based in Juba, the capital of South Sudan.
By early 1943, the ship had been sufficiently repaired to begin the conversion process, but Hitler, angered by the failure of German surface raiders at the Battle of the Barents Sea in December 1942 ordered the cessation of all work.
Emperor Joseph II's liberal reforms particularly angered Catholics, who feared a further decline in church influence, while for some his policies had not been sufficiently radical or liberal.
That's why the best cure for anger isn't venting, but switching to something sufficiently complex that anger isn't an option.
In politics or in diplomacy, you don't spill out the anger sufficiently.
What if most people feel they can express their anger sufficiently in such situations by expressing it in words?
"The field has not sufficiently attended to problems with anger," says Zimmerman.
Under American pressure, the likely decision to lift it will now be postponed: the ties are still sufficiently strong for Europe not to wish to anger the Americans beyond a certain point.
