Sentence examples for was especially angry from inspiring English sources

The teenager was especially angry about the priest's claim that he was not the pursuer, but the pursued.

Leticia Sakaria, 19, a student in Windhoek, said she was especially angry about the scholarships doled out to insiders.

He was especially angry about a Private Eye report that Israel Shamir, an Assange associate in Russia, was a Holocaust denier.

She was especially angry about the request to inform on offenders, saying that "in Germany, of all places, maybe we should reconsider this kind of thing".

She said she was especially angry that a pro-union sit-in had prevented students from getting to class and that demonstrators had disrupted her Health Politics class.

Gibbons said he did not agree that Encarnacion had bobbled the ball, but he was especially angry because the Yankees never appealed the play and the umpires overturned it anyway.

Those newspapers that had not bought up the rights were especially angry.

Some fans were especially angry that more was not done to commemorate the team's past in its new home.

They were especially angry, they said, about anonymous statements from network officials that "Nightline" had lost ratings, relevance and money.

Blacks were especially angry, nowhere more so than in the Soundview section of the Bronx where Mr. Diallo lived.

Many people were especially angry at banks, so by robbing them, Dillinger took on the aura of a Robin Hood.