Sentence examples for angry or something from inspiring English sources

Hulk, meanwhile, continues to impress only in bursts (only when he's really angry, or something) while Leandro Damião would feel understandably aggrieved at the prospect of becoming a bit-part player, having led the line with some aplomb during the 2012 Olympic tournament.

Burguan told the press that the suspect had been at the party, but had stormed out "under some circumstances that were described as angry, or something of that nature".

… I mean here [in Ghana], because of our belief system and stuff, you have a child like that, the first thing they might say is, 'It's a taboo,' or 'The gods are angry,' or something, so you tend to neglect the child" (27-year-old female from UDSSMS).

You could call it Instavote, or Angry Votes, or something.

"I can't see people angry or holding something against each other," Wood says.

Were you angry or did something scary happen?

However, if you want things to go as smoothly as possible, then you should try to keep your cool, avoid getting angry or saying something you'll regret, and to take deep breaths if you feel yourself losing your cool.

Make sure you turn the volume to max! Take a pillow or a plush and "hurt" it by screaming at it or hitting, spitting, kicking it any thing you want to do to the person who made you angry or just something that made you angry.

"He is always angry at someone or something.

Maybe that hotel is located atop an ancient and angry burial ground, or something?

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.