Sentence examples for angry character from inspiring English sources

At the same time, I didn't want every angry character to be darker-skinned.

That angry character lasts from the time I was fifteen to the time I was twenty-one or so.

"That's socialism!" an angry character shouts in "One-Third of a Nation," a play written during the Depression and now revived by the Metropolitan Playhouse.

It seems obvious to me that she's just trying to get Messud to elaborate on why she chose to write such an angry character.

His coach -- hard drinking, hard smoking, hard cussing -- is one angry character, with nary a hint of the qualities for which Bryant is still revered.

It's just the height of irony that I play this angry character [Sue Sylvester] who wants to belong to something warm and welcoming.

Like its brutal and angry characters, "Blood Potato" sometimes falters.

Angry TV characters: A July 17 chart that showed angry characters and performers in television history said that David Letterman hosted "Late Show with David Letterman" from 1982 to 2015.

"Arbor Day is going down!" In the three-minute rant, the angry fictitious character called Arbor Day "part of a stealth war on Christmas," explaining, "Arbor Day is all about trees, and as you and I know, in order for Christmas to happen, many, many trees must die".

When Caesar scowls, as he increasingly does, you don't see just digital wizardry at its most expressive; you also see a plausible, angry, thinking character.

As another mad scientist, Dr Frankenstein, once cried, "It's alive!" Or as Manohla Dargis puts it in the New York Times: "When Caesar scowls, as he increasingly does, you don't see just digital wizardry at its most expressive; you also see a plausible, angry, thinking character".