Sentence examples for angry of the from inspiring English sources
Stephen Paddock was the eldest of four boys who grew up angry after their father vanished from their lives, but he was the least angry of the group, said another brother, Patrick Paddock.
"Do you call me thief?" Fatima, the angriest of the crew, yelled.
Barbara Maddox, the angriest of the respondents, seemed to think that I was writing out of racism.
In particular, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, Iraq's most influential Shia cleric, has restrained the angriest of the Shia militias.
And now there is "God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything" (Twelve; $24.99), by Christopher Hitchens, which is both the most articulate and the angriest of the lot.
Young Independent Group members were the angries of the art world, the gang was described by one member as "small, cohesive, quarrelsome, abusive".
He spends all his time fighting falseness of life, & is the angriest of all the old men.
If they're angry of upset about the swearing, they at least need to know why you're doing it.
It was my first ever angry rebuke of the help.
About the angry rise of the Dixiecrats in 1948.
Angry members of the audience converged on officials.
