This reversal angered traditional Conservative voters, and may have contributed to their defeat in the 1985 election.

I believe that sort of thing angered voters into electing hawks who prolonged the war effort.

It also comes at a time when drugs, more than any other issue, has angered voters in many New York neighborhoods.

How could it avoid further angering already dissatisfied voters without imperiling that rich tide of sewer money?

Several people said they saw the Governor's plan to institute vacancy decontrol as a covert way to end regulations while not angering current voters.

Young tried to rein in the city's largely white police department, whose aggressive tactics angered black voters.

Mr. Rutkowski had angered voters by breaking a promise four years ago not to raise taxes.

Such disclosure will cause image-makers to think twice about angering voters with self-serving mailings.

Both of the leading contenders have angered black voters in the past.

When he gives a speech that angers voters or brings ridicule from other parts of the country, people here pick up different messages.