Sentence examples for angry at something from inspiring English sources

Angry at something.

We're angry at something we're calling "imagined frustration".

"I think she was maybe angry at something, I don't know what it was," Ms. Mackay says quickly.

Some are opportunists and are vulnerable to recruitment for money, to protect their family or they're angry at something.

He usually seemed angry at something or somebody, rarely explaining his emotions; his teammates stopped guessing a couple of years ago.

If I get annoyed or angry at something she has said or done, then the response is for her to get angry at me for being angry.

"He is always angry at someone or something.

When I asked my two first graders who they would be voting for, one (angry at me over something else) fiercely declared her support for what I would consider the wrong candidate.

Maybe she was angry at me about something I didn't understand and couldn't possibly know about or appreciate.

"Envy and being angry at ourselves for something we don't have is completely unproductive and endless," Humphreys said.

The metaphor is quite powerful: having fists in your pocket means you are angry at someone or something and you want to protest, disobey, shake and question the statu quo.