Sentence examples for would be angered from inspiring English sources

Observant Muslims anywhere would be angered by such images.

It would have asked whether jurors would be angered by attacks on Mr. Louima's credibility.

They would be angered by special treatment for General Nkunda's force, which they see as another ethnic militia.

There are fears that if alliance forces enter the capital without an agreement, chaos could erupt, and ethnic Pashtuns in the south would be angered.

Mr. Birdal has been convicted of making subversive speeches, but he has many friends in Europe who would be angered by his imprisonment.

Fearing that lawmakers would be angered by such a move and could respond by erasing the statute, the administration decided not to invoke it.

At Netroots, some protesters who declined to give their names said that they'd been angered by recent coverage of Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Ca). and Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ), saying that the early, purity-testing coverage of their records was being mirrored by coverage of Abrams and the HOPE scholarship program.

They set about Scotland as if they'd been angered by the hosts' new-found belief in their capacity to turn over the Auld Enemy.

The women who'd been angered drank nearly twice as much beer than their unruffled counterparts.

"Most people's base reaction would be anger or jealously.

"There would be anger if someone misses out," another county chief executive said.