Sentence examples for became angrily from inspiring English sources

Herr Diekmann, the brawny farmer who owns the place, met us in front of his house with his three dogs, and, when we told him we were writing a story about the "German era" in Namibia, he became angrily defensive.

When a number of democratic challengers arose in the presidential elections of 2010, the obviously rigged vote returned Lukashenko to his complacent reign, and a younger generation of people in Belarus became angrily aware that they had known nothing other than this sub-Kremlin waxwork and his culture of mediocrity, philistinism, censorship and fear.

In that piece, performed by Garrick Ohlsson on Wednesday evening at Alice Tully Hall, a serene melody is underpinned by a repeated note that becomes angrily more insistent until the calm is shattered, then seamlessly restored.

We the people bear some of the blame for what's happened in Congress, for we, too, have become more angrily partisan.

But she seemed on Sunday to soften her earlier tone as it became clear how angrily the public had reacted to the attacks on the BBC.

This month, as the plan for the senior centers became public, Ms. Quinn angrily denounced it, declaring it belongs "in the garbage can".

Two wagons in the remaining group became tangled, and John Snyder angrily beat the ox of Reed's hired teamster, Milt Elliott.

During various attempts at communication to verify Díaz's whereabouts the Itza became agitated and responded angrily, although no-one in the Spanish party could understand the Itza language.

When she returned, she responded angrily, saying, "We became wealthy because we found the right business model to change used paper into treasure — not by treating workers harshly".

Endlessly energised, angrily indomitable, he became the standard around which his comrades could muster.

My head became heavy, my stomach burbled angrily, and I began to feel a deep dysphoria that lasted long after the mega nap I soon indulged in.