Sentence examples for were angry by from inspiring English sources

They were angry by his sudden temperamental departure in the middle of an international monetary crisis and on the eve of a budget that, it was rightly conjectured, was going to be such a political block-buster that the Government would need to present a rather more united appearance to the critical public eye.

Ferguson was said, daily, to be angry by each new development last week.

Some of Father Judge's friends, however, are angry by what they see as opportunism by some gay rights advocates.

Not all such processes are introspective, however: Few would say that you have introspected if you learn that you're angry by seeing your facial expression in the mirror.

Indeed, reading back, I think she's angrier, by far, about the way people discuss Pompeii than she is about the Twitter trolls who Photoshopped pudenda on to her face and castigated her dentistry.

Some townspeople were angry and affronted by their perceptions of harm caused by Alcoa.

While most of the comment posters were angry, others were tempted by what Grayling is offering.

Others were angry and outright disgusted by his antics.

The woman appears to be angry – and, by the sounds of it, from Derby.

The first step to dealing with a person who is angry, is by lowering your voice.

The club's co-chairman Jim Phipps said he was "angry and upset" by Evans's departure.