Sentence examples for a sort of angry from inspiring English sources

Watching Sarah Bernhardt perform in French to rapturous audiences provoked him to write a sort of angry exposé, "Hamlet, Princess of Denmark".

(Mr. Anselmo's system includes self-actualization, throwing away regret, and a lot of whisky and pot -- a sort of angry, dirty Zen).

There is some dispute on the authorial voice: is he literally saying he would do this to the babymama – there's a glossary of terms at the back of the bundle, by the way – or is this a sort of angry pose as social commentary…?" It all sounds like the worst episode of Yes Minister ever.

But I honestly wrote that essay in a sort of angry fit, and didn't have a home for it for months.

His emotion leads to a message in which Brinkman seems to channel some Eminem--a sort of angry confrontation.

One shot to the head leaves all sorts of ANGRY LOBES left, for terrorism, so you really need to pump the brain full of more bullets!

Once again trying to paint a picture that the president is some sort of angry Black man who has a vested interest in taking this nation down, the right is implying that he is again somehow not one of us.

Perhaps you had two pints and got really light-headed and got into this curious interstitial emotion between giddy joy and extreme aggro, and now you're sort of angry in a way you can't quite feel the pulse of and when your mum calls to do her weekly check on you and ask how you are ("God, isn't it hot?

So, I'm sitting here with a bunch of these young, ripe students and feeling sort of angry at life for having made me different and harder than them in the last three years.

But perhaps even more telling, the Democrats have chosen to avoid where possible the sort of angry mass demonstrations that could contribute to a perception of street chaos.

"People are sort of angry and bitter," she added.