Sentence examples for angry declaration from inspiring English sources

An unpremeditated angry declaration of a simple truth has struck a chord that is resonating powerfully with the public.

It's not meant to be an angry declaration by a little group certain all the world is wrong except them.

The threat came in the middle of a particularly fiery speech, even for Erdoğan, who wields a nuclear arsenal of angry declarations and allegations.

While the blogosphere and commentariat rang this weekend with angry declarations that he had crossed a line in his criticism of Barack Obama, many in Harlem seemed to mull it over, shrug their shoulders and say they understood, even if they didn't quite agree.

In Maspeth, Queens, just such a question has led to a wrenching debate, one that has spawned accusations that opponents of the school are hostile to minority immigrants and are putting up "not in my backyard" roadblocks, as well as angry declarations by those opponents that the government is planning to pirate private property.

Shopping lists and love letters, angry declarations of separation and long explanations of acts we wished we had never taken are often the subjects of our writing.

And with the sound off, you can really see just how artificial the conventions of sitcom acting are: the telegraphed double-takes, the faux-angry declarations of the men, the perkiness of the women, etc., etc. – none of it resembling at all the way real people behave.

But Wenger, 61, is angry with Mancini's public declaration of interest in his player.

In April, angry Malian officials called a Tuareg declaration of independence "null and void", but the mood has changed as the government has been pushed by Islamist extremists.

There were angry shouts of "shame!" and a defiant declaration that "the gloves are off".

It was the Declaration's last, longest, and angriest grievance.