Sentence examples for be angry at an from inspiring English sources

The tattoo lady might be angry at an unwanted interruption.

Of course, Bernanke might also just be angry at an administration that would allow $30 billion of taxpayer money to be dispersed to unnamed "counter parties".

"You cannot be angry at a natural disaster".

On Wednesday, he changed his Facebook status to: "Wayne Martin is wondering when it became illegal to be angry at a law enforcement official".

Pietersen was also understood to be angry at a Twitter parody account that mocked him, especially as some members of the squad followed and engaged with it.

"Working with children, I found that I couldn't ever be angry at a child.

I couldn't be angry at a sport my son loved so much.

"He wanted somebody to be angry at," a teary Jacobs told Good Morning America on Monday.

Colin has plenty of reasons to be angry at a bankrupt economy and dim prospects for work (which, to be fair, doesn't really appeal to him).

It's natural to be angry at a suicide victim, but it's healthier for you in the long run to put your anger aside and remember what you loved about that person.

"When you're angry at an app, what's the first thing you think of doing?" asks co-founder Moataz Soliman.