Sentence examples for angry about going from inspiring English sources

But in my teens I felt pained and angry about going to church, and I began to experience my own tentative faith as a sort of betrayal.

"But I would say we got pretty angry about going to the third overtime [this series].

You are angry about jobs going overseas and leaving you with a low-paying, no-benefits job in the service industry.

He was angry about my going over his head, but he also got a chance to see just how serious I am about my education.

Ball told the Guardian: "Women might see their family members spending more time on the internet, they might get very angry about what's going on in Syria … "If they see those sort of signs … then we hope they will come forward to the police, or partner organisations or community members".

O'Neill was angry about the report, going so far as to recall his days in Cincinnati when Pete Rose -- Charlie Hustle -- was his manager.

"It's rational to be incredibly angry about what's going on in Iraq, and there are many principled arguments against it.

But I'm so angry about what's going on in Washington.

When I left America I was so angry about what was going on in the late 60s that I wanted to start throwing bombs.

The thing that makes me angriest about what went wrong these last 12 years is that this government has lost touch with our values, while politicians continue to shout about them.

What would you like to say?" "Well, I think it would helpful if we made a list of what we're all angry about and then went down the list with the candidate and had him tell us what he's going to do about the things we're angry about and then tell the people we talk to about voting for him that that's what he's going to do if he's elected".