Sentence examples for amounts of angry from inspiring English sources

While I believe that the vitriol directed at President Obama is unwarranted, shocking, and unbelievably dangerous, there were certainly large amounts of angry rhetoric thrown at President George W. Bush as well.

Sendak had expected a certain amount of angry reaction to "Where the Wild Things Are".

The questions people were asking me became more difficult and the amount of angry mail I was getting became unbelievable.

The controversial 4-2 final defeat at the hands of Alf Ramsey's men in 1966 - and Azeri linesman Tofik Bahramov - does not nearly evoke the same amount of angry or despondent emotion in Germany as the 3-2 defeat by Austria at the 1978 World Cup or the disastrous performances at the 2000 and 2004 European championships.

In the third season episode "Product Recall", Michael frantically states that, due to the amount of angry customers, the office has been "put at Threat Level Midnight".

Ideals resolutely pursued are apt to provoke the resentment of the world, and Burne-Jones encountered, endured and conquered an extraordinary amount of angry criticism.

If what you have isn't meant to be, no amount of angry outbursts over his or her guy/girl-time will make your relationship work.

His words amounted to a rebuke of angry partisans in both parties:"We don't think government can solve all our problems.

The fruit for humanity has been rather limited, it seems to me -- especially when I observe every day the extraordinary amount of unhappy and angry people in well educated and "religious" countries.

Majeed said that Butt was angry about the amounts of money those players were earning from what they were doing.

"I get so angry: you see endless amounts of private homes going up, and the people at the bottom – they can't get a home".