Sentence examples for average angry from inspiring English sources

Of course they're not "terrorists": Bundy and his followers are just your average angry white "freedom fighters", who use weapons and ammunition to protect the US constitution and American values from the government and other Americans who want them to abide by federal laws like everyone else.

He says he's written the book "for the average angry person" – people who want to make a difference but feel like they can't.

But active Republicans, on average, sound angrier than other Americans.

To clarify further the anxiety group × emotion intensity interaction, the groups were compared on their bias scores at each level of intensity (averaged across angry and fearful faces).

Then there are the countless feathery missiles that expire during an average game of Angry Birds.

No one in Washington should have been surprised how upset and angry average Egyptians are at their government.

The existing climate of righteous taxpayer fury is why CNBC's Rick Santelli's play-acting of an angry "average guy" didn't hold water and why The Daily Show's Jon Stewart's take-down of CNBC's Jim Cramer was such a sensation.

Nothing makes the average American male angrier than a woman playing sports... except maybe a blackout at the Super Bowl, full-priced buffalo wings, or a black president.

It is noticeable that, among British voters, those who support the UK independence party, an anti-EU, anti-immigration group are more angry than average.

The average salary assigned to the angry man was nearly $38,000 while the angry woman received an average of only $23,000.

"While the average working person is not angry at her, they are probably very disappointed".