Sentence examples for was particularly angry at from inspiring English sources

He was particularly angry at the Vatican for abandoning Christians in the Middle East.

Mr. Sarkozy, denouncing "lies" and "calumny," said he was particularly angry at allegations by a former Bettencourt accountant, which she later denied making, that he had received envelopes of cash at the Bettencourt home.

He speculated that the clan was particularly angry at the militants because members had lost a house, a car and part of an orchard in a previous Israeli retaliation.

The builders are particularly angry at the city commissioner, Mr. Hales.

Many political analysts also cast the turnout as a passionate grass-roots cry for change, at a time when Italians are particularly angry at their leaders.

I'm particularly angry at social justice warriors and my main reason to vote Trump is to see the looks on your faces when he wins.

And Mr. Walesa is particularly angry at Mr. Naimski and former Interior Minister Antoni Macierewicz, who both testified against him in the hearing.

They were particularly angry at news of the death in custody of their village leader, Hajji Berget, who was 100 years old.

The NUT is particularly angry at moves to force academy status upon resisting schools, such as Downhills in Tottenham, north London.

Many are particularly angry at the pace of the state's much-heralded relief efforts, where billions of federal dollars have yet to be distributed to families that need the money.

He is particularly angry at Washington for not disclosing its intelligence that Syria was building a nuclear facility, and then for doing nothing to stop Israel from bombing that facility in 2007.