The phrase "and angry in a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is describing a state of being angry, but it needs additional information to be fully understandable.
Example: "She felt frustrated and angry in a way she couldn't explain."
Alternatives: "and furious in a" or "and upset in a".
Blockley, described as "stunned and angry" in a statement yesterday, has his own history of problems with the authorities.
It's as if he can foresee, at 29, being the object of the same biographical detective work, the same betrayals by ex-friends, the same forbidden photos - the first image of him for 40 years was snatched in New York two years ago, just as Salinger was caught, aghast and angry, in a celebrated 1988 picture.
For Clancy a white, tenure-track professor—"privilege allowed me to be radical and loud and angry in a way that I think, looking back, I've learned is not as possible for people with different identities".
C.K. was eloquent, honest and both funny and angry in a way that touched a nerve.
"Sexual Politics" is erudite and angry in equal measure: a thrilling and damning critique of the patriarchy and its structural effects.
The acclaimed single stands apart from the rest of The Next Day: rather than brusque and angry in tone, it's a piece of almost oceanic melancholy.
Wallace started the interview by asking Trump whether news reports suggesting he is "angry" and "in a cocoon of bitterness and resentment" are accurate.
Wallace started the interview by asking Trump whether news reports suggesting he is "angry" and "in a cocoon of bitterness and resentment" are accurate. .
But Black admitted that he was asked by his editor to lighten the tone after completing a "strident and angry" draft in a single weekend.
"It's a great fit for both sides, combining physics and Angry Birds in a fun way.
They are supposed to focus on the different personality traits suggested by the various types of drink – the perception that wine drinkers are calm and composed, tequila drunks are surly and angry – but in a good way.
