Sentence examples for angry whisper from inspiring English sources

"Don't talk about that, nothing, not a word, nothing about bin Laden," said the minder, in an angry whisper, glowering through his dark glasses, before moving from the alcove to a position a half-dozen paces away where he could monitor the conversation even more carefully.

As I talk quietly to Bella (Won't lie -- I'm using my angry whisper and my eyes are so beady I can barely see out of them), it hits me that should no one around understand what is really happening, it wouldn't bother me anymore.

I reasoned unreasonably, angry whispered and, on occasion, yelled.

One former sentry recalled that Maria was often scolded by her mother in "severe and angry whispers," apparently for being too friendly with the guards at Yekaterinburg.

As the period ticked away glacially, Arthur Lomb buzzed him twice, squinting to see the title of the comic, then pursing his lips in false concentration as he mimed browsing the half-empty shelves nearby, before stepping close enough for Dylan to hear him speak in an angry, clenched whisper.

We were practically yelling, followed by hushed angry almost-whispers, escalating into shouting again.

He does not howl under angry skies; he whispers.

Many in the White House are angry at the whispering campaign.

It has proceeded through every known form of discourse — passionate speeches, awkward silences, angry rants, sheepish whispers, jokes, insults, stories and songs — and just as often through double-talk, indirection and not-so-secret codes.

Lady Dashwood claimed that in order to pacify an angry child one should "whisper gently into his ear and he will stop crying to hear what you are saying.

I whispered an angry prayer (or one hundred).