Sentence examples for angry affair from inspiring English sources

Almost two decades ago, many of them had been among the thousands who descended on the first creditors' meeting at Wembley Arena, a more angry affair.

The Q&A sessions that follow each screening have been heated, angry affairs.

Practising Mormons, the Minnesota trio's opening song, (That's How You Sing) Amazing Grace, dips into the traditional tune, but the band's songbook owes as much to regular Mormonism as it does to Utah's finest, the Osmonds, and Low tunes are bleak, mournful, even angry affairs that drip with questions and confusion.

When he appeared before an angry home affairs select committee last week, John Yates admitted that his decision not to reopen the phone-hacking investigation two years ago had been, in his own words, a poor one.

It is virtually unheard of for foreigners to protest in China, and this was a small, angry, but peaceful affair, as this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUdLcrqoJB4&feature=player_embedded).

Or was she angry because the affair had to stop?

She actually sounded genuinely angry about the whole affair and, for a moment, while she was up, the BBC switched back to their live coverage.

And those with a sentimental attachment to Pluto who are still angry about the whole affair (and there are many, including some professional astronomers) may take some solace from the fact that this is not the first time in history that something like this has happened.

On 16 October, a group of sailors from Baltimore ashore on liberty were attacked by Congressionalists, still angry at the Itata affair.

Already angry with off-field affairs, an element of the Rangers support has made its unhappiness with McCoist's management perfectly plain in recent times.

In a wide-ranging interview with Press Gazette a year ago, he raged against phone hacking, saying he was angry and disgusted by the affair.