Sentence examples for appropriately angry from inspiring English sources

Yes, many people have been hurt by this country's financial system and they are appropriately angry.

President Obama delivered a characteristically first-rate speech on health-care reform to Congress last night: forceful, detailed, appropriately angry and soaring toward the end with his invocation of the late senator Ted Kennedy.

Anger: "If you grow up thinking anger is a danger to the soul, that it is not an option, it takes a while to know how to get appropriately angry, to respect your own emotions".

Ruffalo is back on the cultural radar because he has just been Oscar nominated for his role in Spotlight, an appropriately angry hand-grenade of a film that takes its title from the special investigations team of the Boston Globe, and chronicles its celebrated 2002 exposé of clerical sex abuse in the city, and subsequent cover-up.

Yesterday, amid claims that some police officers had overreacted and a Police Department response that the situation had been handled appropriately, some angry residents played a videotape for the media that showed officers using considerable force while making at least one arrest.

In the day since the Intercept report was released, there has been, appropriately enough, an angry response from civil-rights groups and others.

The charcoal drawings of the cartoonist Mark Siegel are appropriately moody, and the sequence that depicts an angry sea king is particularly powerful.

While most parents seem appropriately chagrined, police say, others seem smug or angry, not at their children, but at the police.

I'm sure no one saw what had really happened, since everyone was appropriately concerned, but I knew and I got angry (if only because I was confused and a little scared) and yelled at her to be more careful.

He's been so universally loved that it was a little bit surprising when he finally got booed last weekend, appropriately enough in Boston, home of the Celtics and thousands of angry guys who go by nicknames.

angry isn't the same as saying s/he is behaving appropriately.