Sentence examples for was most angered from inspiring English sources
He was most angered by what he perceived as the exploitation of the working class.
The algebraic formulae required to measure performance, representing such obscure factors as the average size of litter items, have been widely lampooned.The Commons committee was most angered by the fact that the Treasury declined to send anyone along to face a grilling by the MPs.
Many opponents say they are most angered by what they call the blatant disregard for the opinions of the many citizens who were consulted by the constitutional commission that came up with the draft.
But they greatly angered officials of the cities where, because of sizable populations of impoverished or elderly foreign-born residents, the elimination of food stamps, Supplemental Security Income and other benefits will be most sharply felt.
Some were trying to see the bright side, hoping to spur a discussion over what book should have won, but among the most angered were the jury members whose suggestions were ignored: "When I heard, the first word that went through my head was 'inexplicable,' " said the critic Maureen Corrigan, one of three jurors.
Baghdad insisted that it had an historical claim to the territory of Kuwait, but what most angered Saddam Hussein was his perception that overproduction by Kuwait's oil industry was weakening the global oil price.
One of the features of the game that has most angered fans is the ability to play songs by other groups while in the guise of Cobain.
The Obama team has read the runes of Massachusetts, and has observed that one of the things that most angered voters there was the size of the deficit.
It was Paine's "ridiculing" tone that most angered Churchmen.
It is this aspect of the package that has most angered BASW, which fears its future will be jeopardised.
Among those most angered by the endorsement was Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the Massachusetts Democrat who has long worked with AARP on health care issues, but broke with it over the bill.
