Sentence examples for angry time from inspiring English sources

It was a sad, angry time for Lenny".

In an angry time when America's experts and elites all seem to have failed, her amateurism and liabilities are badges of honor.

But as I walk to the bus, I remind myself that weekday breakfasts have always been an angry time for R. Since we met, nothing has really changed.

But he knew enough to understand that in this angry time he could unleash his dehumanising proposal and watch it gain traction.

There was a pissed-offness about the 60s that gets covered over by flower power now, but it was an angry time".

These were angry films at an angry time.

We live in angry times and leading the vanguard of this nihilistic fury is Katie Hopkins.

"He sang about his rough times and fast times and loving times and angry times," Mr. King said in his autobiography.

Yet Bishop had managed both the Olympian distance and objectivity, along with a charged immediacy, that her younger colleague thought impossible or inauthentic in these angry times.

We live in angry times, and the chip-on-the-shoulder surliness of horror's current crop of supernatural avengers can seem disturbingly familiar.

In these angry times how do we make sure that our organisations, communities and lives don't get derailed by a society at boiling point?