Sentence examples for angry vague from inspiring English sources

She tries to find some hard truths in the role, and she makes Emily angry, vague, and even a little dim.

And when we were bored with not caring, we were vaguely angry and melancholic, eating anti-depressants like they were candy.

So will the similar delivery -- lost, neutral and vaguely angry -- of Dr. Hull (Jay Smith), the specialist whom Mondo consults about an eye problem that gives the play its title.

But Trump is uniquely famous for adopting the views of the last person who spoke to him, and as has been made clear from many reports over the past couple years, he speaks mostly to people who are exactly like him: older white guys who are vaguely angry about the world.

Trump has built his campaign on promises to reverse it, backed only by vague and angry proclamations.

He wants to see how tall or strong the volunteer imagines a "convicted criminal" is, based on a mug shot that looks vaguely like an angry Charlie Sheen.

S.A.: I get angry in retail stores that have vague rules about where the line forms.

That statement was obviously a little vague for residents, who – angry at the shooting – took to the streets on Monday to protest Rodrigues' death.

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So for all her typical emotional diffusion and passive, distanced style, coming from Coppola, "The Bling Ring" is a downright angry film, one rife with confusion, a vague disdain and a deep-rooted psychological unease.

Though some of Pota's complaints are vaguely amusing -- he's angry that Nabokov already wrote "Lolita," instead of leaving the field to him -- his remarks too often devolve into rationalization or self pity.