Sentence examples for believes angry from inspiring English sources

If Andrew Martin ("born in 1962") believes (Angry young northerners, 13 September) that Keith Waterhouse peaked in 1960, the boy must have spent his entire life living in northern smog.

He presumably believes that angry Catalans will vote for his nationalist coalition, Convergence and Union, or for separatist parties.

Barcelona defender Gerard Piqué believes an "angry" Suárez will be desperate to prove himself when he returns to action.

Matt Bennett, vice president for Third Way, a Democratic policy institute in Washington that favors a more centrist approach, said he believes the angry and sometimes radical tone of the protests may turn off moderate swing voters who will be critical in the 2012 elections, just as many moderates are put off by the rhetoric of the Tea Party on the right.

That is an add-on, a responsibility that business may choose to discharge or not discharge, as it sees fit.So, anti-capitalists believe this; angry law-school professors (whose own significant contributions cannot be in doubt) believe it; and the leaders of international big business believe it.

Talk about framing), conservative host Andrew Wilkow could not believe how angry, stern and scary Michelle Obama looked in a NY Times photo earlier in the week.

I believe this "angry mob" is mad at both parties and most distrust government (I wonder why after the last eight years?).

Saintfiet believes Keshi "is angry because of the request to change the venue", but the Belgian stands by his feeling that Calabar is unsafe.

Christie believes they're angry that they've sent conservatives to Washington yet neither spending nor entitlements have been constrained.

"Our detective believes he was angry that police and fire wouldn't help him unlock his car and he set a fire because of that," said Lieutenant Michael Goldman of Leominster Police.

You're angry at Adele, but why at me?" "You need to believe I'm angry at you?" Norbert was clearly angry at Nachman, but his anger was like the anger a parent feels for a much loved child.