Sentence examples for angry interjection from inspiring English sources
After highlights of the interview were widely republished in the German media, and quite possibly following an angry interjection from his girlfriend, Arnautovic put out a statement on his official website saying the quotes were "falsehoods... that are far from any truth".
Equally, if his angry interjections have little to do with the conversation underway before his arrival, other customers may simply wander off.
This powerful excerpt, based on an Iraqi song, veers between a melancholy, lamenting cello melody, evocatively played by Paul Tobias, and dissonant, angry piano interjections, performed by Idith Meshulam, the ensemble's director.
The changes and omissions that jarred me -- the eradication of pauses and consequently swiftened dialogue; Robert as an angry, not-so-young man; interjections of explicit sex into a depressingly unsexy play -- make for a brighter and faster-moving evening in the theater, I admit.
The boss lambasted me — "I should belt you, moron!" — and, as I continued to play, I began to skip past his angry monologues, as well as the interjections of a child worker who popped up at the bottom of the screen to plead for decent treatment.
After a brief interjection from Holt, Sanders continued.
"I think" is a common Rushdie interjection.
Mr. Weitz made a quick interjection.
