Sentence examples for they were angered from inspiring English sources

Many came expressly to show that they were angered by the Kremlin's attempted intimidation.

They said they were angered and shocked by what they were seeing.

However, Palestinians attending Friday prayers said they were angered by Netanyahu's plan.

Now they were angered because they believed that Mr. Verniero had misled them.

Democrats said they were angered that Community Education had not sent its chief executive, John J. Clancy, to testify.

Wigan said they were angered by the message, which they reported to police as a hate crime.

Protesters said they were angered after being confronted early Saturday by pro-government demonstrators, and clashes ensued.

Some lawmakers said they were angered by deletions demanded by the Bush administration and the intelligence agencies.

They were angered by the church's support of Proposition 8, a constitutional amendment that voters approved Tuesday.

Members of the commission, Democrats and Republicans alike, say they are angered by her interviews.

Not only do they complain about high unemployment and income inequality; they are angered by the pervasive cronyism and political corruption that reward the ideological faithful.