Sentence examples for target of angry from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hart has found himself the target of angry e-mail messages and phone calls from miners.

But the militias will certainly become the target of angry Taliban once their "fighting season" begins in the spring.

And the University of Nebraska Medical Center has been the target of angry protests over research on fetal tissue in the study of Alzheimer's and AIDS.

But he has become the target of angry Facebook campaigns and editorial cartoons, and is battered daily by columnists across the spectrum.

This isn't the first time the ratings agencies have been the target of angry investors, including mutual funds and pension funds, which rely in large part on credit ratings to help assess the risks of securities they buy.

They are the target of angry fans when they are overly aggressive and runners are thrown out, or when they are seen as too passive for holding up runners.

Effective visual masking has been shown with 33 msec targets of happy or fearful faces [4], [6], 30 msec targets of angry faces [5], [21] and 20 msec targets of happy or sad faces [26], [27], or combat/non-combat stimuli [28].

(His business appeals to a narrow target audience of angry white conservatives and flourishes on outrage).

Fleury, though, was the chief target of the angry fans.

The party in power is the traditional target of voters angry over economic woes.

We cannot afford to allow Europe to be transformed into the target of an "angry movement" of citizens protesting against a Europe without Europeans.