Sentence examples for angry years from inspiring English sources

As for Ms. Erfan, she is still angry, years later.

Wilson, who later documented the era in The Angry Years: The Rise and Fall of the Angry Young Men (2007), trusted journalists too much, was too careless with hyperbole.

Salguero said he remains angry years after the day he was pulled over twice.

It's been an angry year for many people the world over.

But the movement now has high hopes for primaries such as Kentucky's on May 18th, where Rand Paul, son of Ron, a libertarian presidential candidate, wants to stage another upset.What seems certain is that this is an angry year.

A good word, "fib", it's softer than "lie", and we need less harsh language in the divisive, angry year of Donald Trump, or "Mr Brexit" as he called himself in a recent tweet.

Mine was a very angry year.

If popular stereotypes about classical music held true, the genre should have had no social or political relevance in 2011, one of the darkest and angriest years in recent American history.

By Alex Ross December 28 , 2011If popular stereotypes about classical music held true, the genre should have had no social or political relevance in 2011, one of the darkest and angriest years in recent American history.

And yet, if I think back a decade and more, to angry teen years and even angrier pre-teen years, they manifest mainly as a symbol of imbalance.

Her youngest boy, Ricky, was bitter and angry for years.