Sentence examples for angry to put from inspiring English sources

The Independent, for one, asks: how many Le Pen voters "were motivated primarily by right-wing nationalist, xenophobic sentiments, and what proportion were fueled by more general disenchantment with establishment policies, including those of Mr. Sarkozy?" Whatever the answer to that question, the message seems to be that "people are angry," to put it like The Telegraph.

"And on his feet, he convinced this group of angry people to put their anger into a creative direction".

The first catches Blige in attack mode — sometimes exuberant, sometimes hurt, and, at one point, momentarily angry enough to put her foot through something.

When you are angry, try to put yourself mentally in the other person's shoes.

But with new programming at a premium thanks to the writers strike, it'll take more than a tired tagline and still-angry Omarosa to put the final dagger in this franchise.

Few people just want to be angry; they want to put that anger towards doing something that will enact change.

President Clinton stated that after seeing images of babies being pulled from the wreckage, he was "beyond angry" and wanted to "put [his] fist through the television".

Beyond that, Russia has also been angry about American plans to put a missile defense system in Poland, and by American moves to encourage Georgia and Ukraine to join NATO.

It shows how dysfunctional and despairing the whole remorseless process was: how the Irish republican movement, angry and frustrated, chose to put self-harm at the centre of its mythology.

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They don't care what anyone else thinks–and are still angry about American pressure to put cup holders in their cars.