Sentence examples for the anger was compounded from inspiring English sources

The anger was compounded by speculation that Mr. Mubarak planned to have his son Gamal succeed him.

The loss of life, and the anger, were compounded by the fact that the nine-seat vehicle was crammed with 64 people.

Anger was compounded when people concluded that Israeli soldiers appeared to have been using their houses.

Mr. Icahn's anger was compounded when he learned that a large G.M. institutional shareholder -- which had encouraged Mr. Icahn to take a stake in the automaker -- sold its G.M. shares after they rose on the news of Mr. Icahn's involvement.

Palestinian anger was compounded on Friday when Mr. Clinton, seeking to bolster Mr. Barak's political standing in Israel ahead of a crucial parliamentary no-confidence vote on Monday, gave an interview to Israeli television saying that Israel's flexible stance at Camp David had pushed him toward a decision to move the United States Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.

Holt was furious referee Michael Oliver refused to then award him a penalty after Ledley King appeared to pull his shirt and his anger was compounded when Spurs immediately levelled.

Students' anger is compounded by their fury at educational decay.

When Tesch opened the door of his shop one morning in October , 1987 to find that someone had kicked over a rooftop turbine vent, jumped down the hole, and made off with more than twenty thousand dollars' worth of frames, parts, and tools, his anger at the theft was compounded by the knowledge that he could ill afford the loss.

Anger over the massacre was compounded by the fact there were warnings the week before the events that indicated an attack on a university was imminent.

Anger in the victims' home country was compounded when it emerged that the company that built the apartment in Berkeley was accused two years ago of building faulty balconies in another building, as court documents showed.

The anger was bipartisan.