Sentence examples for with considerable anger from inspiring English sources

Margaret Thatcher reacted with considerable anger after being told there was no room for her at the 1985 official unveiling of the Falklands war memorial in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral.

As with shareholders, there is also considerable anger at the level of Bailey's pay.

That caused considerable anger within some elements of the PD.

There is considerable anger at the failures of the Palestinian Authority and the existence of personalized centers of power, each with its own agenda.

One MP whose local party received the letter said it had sparked considerable anger.

The White House's decision last Friday created considerable anger among enviromentalists and Democratic activists.

"There was also considerable anger and mistrust towards the government's handling of this dispute".

On top of that, there is considerable anger that Cameron will be hoping for backing from trade unions for the in campaign despite having "poisoned the well" with the government's trade union bill placing restrictions on picketing and subscriptions.

There would be considerable anger across the profession if the scheme was made worse.

But there is still considerable anger, especially in mainly Russian-speaking areas.

D'Oliveira was eventually left out, to considerable anger and controversy.