Sentence examples for angry thinking from inspiring English sources

It happened two years ago, at the old Daniel, but still makes him angry thinking about it.

When Caesar scowls, as he increasingly does, you don't see just digital wizardry at its most expressive; you also see a plausible, angry, thinking character.

At first, I thought it was an act and began to get angry, thinking he was trying to get laughs during my P.T. session.

He said: "At first I was angry, thinking: 'What is this person doing?' but once I got closer I saw how injured she was.

"Sometimes it seems like they're trying to get us angry, thinking we'll take it out on the elephants and then they can videotape that.

Some assumed that I had finally succumbed to the stress of commuting and was having some kind of mental breakdown; others were angry, thinking I was shirking my responsibility.

Pleasant Maynard-Klemka, another next-door neighbor, said, "When he didn't think you were looking, he'd make weird faces, like he was real angry or thinking really serious".

I'm getting angry just thinking about it.

"A lot of people, especially early on, sent me angry messages thinking the account was legit.

Then getting really angry and thinking, 'No, God - this is not it for me!

"Some of the people I leave out will be very disappointed and upset, angry perhaps, thinking they have been harshly treated," he said.