Sentence examples for sufficiently angry from inspiring English sources
But there is a small group of people who are sufficiently angry about the press coverage of corruption and are pushing this bill forward.
Ominously for him, the Queensland result showed that, when they are sufficiently angry with the incumbent, voters are prepared to risk an alternative leader who seems solid, even if they aren't visionary and don't have inspiring alternative ideas.
Too many senators discovered objectionable details in the energy bill that had not come to light earlier -- for example, Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, was upset to learn about a uranium enrichment plant in New Mexico -- and just enough of them were sufficiently angry to halt the bill's progress.
The PM has signalled his determination to stay in the top job, saying Australians elected him "to clean up Labor's mess" and government was "a competence contest" not a popularity contest, but Lenore Taylor writes that "ominously for the PM, the Queensland result shows that when voters are sufficiently angry with the incumbent they are prepared to risk an alternative leader".
But, since accepting the offer of a local buyer, I had received a far better one from elsewhere, which, my attorney said, I couldn't take unless my original buyer backed out — and he would only back out if he got sufficiently angry at me.
The Will breaks free from him when Arthur makes him sufficiently angry.
The left-handed imports Ashwell Prince and Usman Khawaja resisted for the remainder of the day, with Jonny Bairstow spilling a sharp chance off Lyth's occasional off-spin, and Gale was sufficiently frustrated to exchange angry words and gesticulations with Prince as the players left the field, having been spoken to by the umpires moments earlier.
She was angry that Kennan hadn't sufficiently promoted her books, and that the lawyers he hired had assigned the copyright of the English version of "Twenty Letters" to Priscilla Johnson McMillan, its translator.
Mr. Secretary, you've failed to be sufficiently transparent, and that is one of the reasons why people are so angry.
"When it happened, people were genuinely angry in the conservative grassroots movement about what happened to the ambassador and claims that he wasn't sufficiently protected," Carl said.
