Sentence examples for angry remarks from inspiring English sources

Responses ranged from catcalls -- "beautiful," "sexy," "God bless you" -- to angry remarks.

The interview, posted on the Internet, has been provoking a torrent of angry remarks.

Mr. Jiang's angry remarks reverberated today as journalists, politicians and scholars debated his motive and meaning.

But in angry remarks from the bench on July 16, she expressed suspicion that the government might try to keep her from ordering Mr. Jawad released.

Why don't you take people's complaints at face value instead of deleting them because you don't like being on the end of angry remarks?

One of the few angry remarks came from the man whom the Vice-President had attacked most harshly — Ambassador Harriman, who said that the Vice-President's speech "smacked of a totalitarianism, which I don't like at all".

Samantha believed she was what journalists call "off the record" when she made that angry remark.

There was no angry remark, indeed no recognition at all of Mr. Hayes, who watched from the defense table.

Her Crystal has a peevish, greedy streak and blurts out whatever angry remark is rattling around in her almost empty head.

Asked about such rumors by an Italian reporter back in 2008, Putin said they were an outright lie, adding an angry remark about "those who with their snotty noses and erotic fantasies prowl into others' lives".

In this light, rather than asking, "Did Tony get whacked?" we might want to ask, instead, "Why did Chase whack us?" The answer lies, perhaps, in another angry remark that Chase made, in 2007, in an interview for "The Sopranos: The Complete Book".