"anger by" or "anger at"?
Embassy was attacked, who were angered by the film. |
Carl Rowan was angered by the ideas of some young blacks. |
Therefore, it is certain that God is angered by the fact that His Laws have been rejected. |
Angered by false claims that she stole another woman's husband, Charmaine contacted Tony and Mrs. |
The news has been greeted with disappointment and anger by farmers ' groups and public representatives. |
Jan admitted that PAC members had been angered by the PPP's refusal to acknowledge its connection to the committee. |
Jim Mitchell, a CAW representative, said the workers are angered by the lack of a deal and are seeking redress under the law. |
The majority of the people, politicians, the then Prime Minister, many cabinet Ministers and the present President were angered by India. |
Hi, Can someone help me out with a word here? I am disturbed and angered by many of the practices of Islamic states and some ideas expressed in the Koran. |
However, I think that your anger at your situation is showing. |
She, out of paranoia, and I, out of embarrassment and anger at who she had become. |
In fact, it was when the soldiers turned their guns and anger at civilians that we kicked against them. |
The Muslim were so angered at this incident that Rasulullah ordered the siege of their fortress in Madinah. |
It seems most of us have descended to the level of a mob, directing our fury and anger at whoever does not tow the line. |
You shouldn't dishonestly try to hijack fairly apolitical public shock and anger at specific comments for which Jones has apologised. |
Possibly a bit of frustration and anger at the various leaks and stunts from Anfield these past few months? suarez was walking to the changing rooms and hardly looked at Evra. |
It seems we have so much hate and anger in our lives. |
Different people express their anger in different ways. |
But you rightly point out that I haven't the moral right to express that anger in the way I did. |
Anger in staff members is no different from anger in patients or family - each staff person is unique and each staff person's anger is separate from all others. |
There was much anger in England when the series was retrospectively given test status, many arguing that it wasn't a full England side if Grace wasn't taking part. |
This may mean that anger in the general population is severely under-managed and as a result may have detrimental effects on family, work and overall wellbeing for a great many people. |
So it must have been a source of dismay and anger to Liverpudlians when they heard Boris Johnson being. |
Instead of getting angry at Rick Ross, Channel your energy and anger to the crazy officials you elected. |
At this point (line 716) we notice how much of the Tale has concentrated on emotions of hatred, fear, hostility and anger with love so abstract and unreal as to form a very weak contrast. |
He may, however, cause sorrow and anger for the hypocrites and disappointments for the unbelievers. |
I wanted so badly to feel happiness, but whenever I did I immediately felt guilt and anger for feeling that way. |
When he really wanted to turn that anger on those that deserved it. |
The one thing he managed to do was to leave without waking Cordy for fear that he might turn that anger on her. |
Brazilian right back Maicon has said that even Mancini is quite vocal while venting out his frustrations or anger on the team. |
It's hard not to let that anger against the whole come through when you're talking about a representative piece of that whole. |
Hatred for other races and communities, ambition to achieve independence, anger against corrupt systems and poverty are just some of the issues leading people to adopt violence. |
Such venom and anger towards a person who promoted to him to an exalted position just because he did not gat more promotions. |
The room was filled with different emotions, mostly anger from some, and quiet contemplation from others. |
So intense was the sense of humiliation and anger among Muslims that they would even rally behind the devil himself if he stood up to the West. |
But they set off all these fears and anger without providing any other suggestions. |