Sentence examples for angry answer from inspiring English sources

The easy and angry answer (and a segment of fans — and some bloggers and even some media — do seem prone to easy and angry) is the one given by a fan to the Detroit News.

To the group of well-known reporters that include two Pulitzer Prize winners, the indictment of Zell is an angry answer to Wall Street's pessimism about their industry.

Particularly, watch for your partner to shut down into a moody, angry sulk, with the only responses to your complaints a terse or angry answer.

Reciprocity would hurt you here, as responding to hostile questions with angry answers will not lead to constructive dialogue.

Mr. Bush's answer set off an angry response from Madeline Goldstein, who is a lively 93.

One senior official, who said he was skeptical of Mr. Feith's account, was too angry to answer immediately.

"I'm angry to answer such questions," Felix Gottwald, an Austrian skier, told reporters who asked him about Mayer after Gottwald won the Nordic combined Tuesday.

His angriest defenders answer that he would have been horrified by the uses to which his music was put.

(Another board member said that Gelb listened patiently to Marcus's "angry diatribe," answered his questions, and added that the issues had already been considered).

The nervous, greying Angry Calaisian answered for her, pointing at a neighbouring house and whispering, as if we might be overheard: "That one over there.

The contrast between the thoroughly modern interviewer lobbing angry questions, answered by a veiled and smooth-talking politician, is striking.