Sentence examples for visibly anger from inspiring English sources

Unlike military operations, campaigns simply do not adhere to any clock, a fact of political life that has been known to visibly anger General Clark, an assiduously punctual military man, said Matt Bennett, the candidate's communications director.

Visibly angered, Russell called the reporter 'snide'snide

But Merkel, Tusk and others were grim-faced and visibly angered by Tsipras' referendum gambit.

That report embarrassed the government and visibly angered Mr. Maharaj, who confirmed the breakdown but denied that Mr. Mandela had had a heart attack.

Sunderland's new manager became visibly angered by persistent questioning on the subject and an 8am briefing to introduce him to the media was ended abruptly.

Rather, it was the way in which he became visibly angered by what appeared to be questions about the character of the people on his team.

Deters, who was visibly angered at points during the press conference, continued: "He [Tensing] wasn't dealing with someone who was wanted for murder, OK?

The sight of six dolphins at the Interactive Aquarium in Cancún -- a pool nestled among the T-shirt shops and restaurants at a mall -- visibly angers him.

Visibly angered by the King letter, Trump contrasted the "great job Douglass has done" with the "terrible, very bad job that Coretta Scott King has done".

Van Gaal appeared visibly angered by the media's coverage during Wednesday afternoon and opened by asking whether any members of the press wished to apologise to him for the treatment he has received.

Still, despite efforts by both sides to put a cordial face on the dispute, many of the strikers and their supporters were visibly angered after learning that Thomas Donahue, the federation's secretary-treasurer, who is second in command, reported to work.