Sentence examples for acting angry from inspiring English sources

The Iraqis, angry or acting angry, chose not to listen to reason.

And rather than acting angry or making demands, many were so broken up they couldn't finish their sentences.

There are, I guess, many visible markers of anger, but the times in which my "anger" as a black woman has been called into question, I was not acting angry; I was, however, talking about race with white people.

Yelling or acting angry and confrontational is not advised.

Be happy and nice, nobody wants to be at a party where someone is acting angry.

If his anger doesn't seem entirely genuine, he's probably acting angry to get attention, and the more you ask what's wrong and what happened, the more he'll prolong the situation to get as much out of it as he can.

"If we work with a troubled teenager who is acting very angry, the horse will run off.

They'll come to the office and argue in front of me, or say, 'My husband is acting more angry now.' Usually Asians try to keep private problems at home".

Ongoing events in the Crimea suggest an inward-looking country that has no ear for global opinion and is set on acting like the angry Soviet bear that we know from the Cold War.

New Rayna has also had just about enough of Old Deacon, who is acting like an angry drunk man, despite being completely sober.

But the overall mood is happy and cheerful, something which is unusual for a town that spends much of its time acting like the angry uncle of America.