Sentence examples for actually angry from inspiring English sources

Unlike their hipster successors of the early 00s, grunge rockers were actually angry.

In a late-breaking attempt to change the tone, Paladino announced that he was not actually angry but simply "passionate".

"We had someone who came in who was actually angry about the whole thing and then ended up ordering it, and then ended up loving the actual dish but was still angry we were using the plates," he said.

Danczuk's comments came after the Guardian published ICM polling that found 34% of electors believe politicians don't say what they believe, while 47% of are actually angry with politicians – with Labour voters disproportionately cross.

And Energy Action Coalition, the organizers of the upcoming Power Shift youth climate conference, showed that environmentalists weren't just cyber-angry; they were actually angry, announcing that "thousands of young, forgotten Obama voters" were going to protest outside the White House on 18 April.

I was actually angry.

"You always mean about 45 minutes later than the time you say, but in America, that doesn't work — people actually get really angry".

This actually makes me really angry".

I'm really angry about that, actually.

I also wondered if you actually felt angry with your dad before this news – angry at him "leaving you", angry, perhaps, because now you feel you have to look after your mum, and this news came along and, bam, you had a reason to be angry with him now.

"She was actually quite angry," he said.