Angered In A Sentence

• His disappointment had angered him.
• Her gown angered him.
• He had angered the count.
• He was angered now and tigerish.
• The contents angered him.
• The fact almost angered her.
• Is she so angered that no answer is given?
• The smallness of her voice angered her.
• Orren was angered and spoke in a booming voice.
• He was slightly angered when he saw their folly.
• There was something in his look that angered the girl.
• It angered her and threw her instantly on the aggressive.
• The savage irony of this angered Quimbleton.
• The French with sad and angered looks.
• The unhappy voice afflicted Ralph, but it also angered him.
• Schirr's attitude angered her.
• Rimmon's upbraiding angered him.
• Hickman's treachery angered me.
• The man's tone angered me.
• He could not have asked a question which would have angered her more.
• The idea of it angered him greatly, and stiffened him against her.
• The man's words angered him, but he controlled himself.
• The woman flushed deeper than ever, an angered pride this time in her heat.
• This angered the other boy in the dispute, and he called Gordon a liar.
• She was very effective, but she angered Lepage almost beyond endurance.
• Oddly enough, Maseden was angered by being thus outcasted, as it were.
• Sprague's tones, rather than his words, angered Leicester.

• It was not merely the indiscretion that angered him, it was what the indiscretion implied.
• He was angered however to find his flame pistols and stunner had been taken away from him.
• And he at first was almost angered that strangers should intrude upon this last hour of life.
• Horrible roars and bellows, loud as those of a thousand angered bulls, shattered the air.
• I have angered thee; and my aunt did especially charge me that I was to treat thee well.
• It angered them also when they remembered that it was through their instrumentality that the engagement had come to pass.
• It was a well-known fact at sea and in the ports where the ships touched, and it angered all the fleet.
• But the man angered him almost beyond words, all the more so because he was mixed up in the affair, of which he felt ashamed.
• This angered the young woman, exceedingly, and she decided to cut him out of her good graces entirely.
• She had thought that her appeal to him about her betrothal, would touch him, but instead he was angered by her disobedience to his charge.
• Dionysius was so angered by his moralizings and philosophical diatribes that he put Plato up to auction in the slave market.
• The killing of his innocent horse, although the bullet was intended for him, angered him as much as if he had received a wound himself.
• Even that suggestion, which was entirely reasonable, angered him, and he felt furious and ashamed of himself for being so angered.

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