Sentence examples for bouts of angry from inspiring English sources
"Lost in La Mancha" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for bouts of angry profanity directed toward an unheeding Fate.
Chará, who had already been booked after a bout of angry chest-pushing five minutes earlier, was shown a straight red card and the Salt Lake forward Álvaro Saborío completed his hat-trick from the spot.
Safe at home, the man (convincingly played by Tim Corcoran) explores the artificial body with an enthusiastic romantic fervor -- then interjects a brutal slap before a bout of angry sex.
The challenge for the banks is to rebuild it, and to keep ahead of the inevitable demand for more regulation as they do so.Robert Glauber, chairman of America's National Association of Securities Dealers, reminded the finance industry during a visit to London last month that bouts of punitive re-regulation by angry authorities can be long-lived.
Anger/Resentment: Simmering feelings or resentment, sudden, angry outbursts and bouts of rage, often due to unresolved grief.
Less so is the manner in which Alison greets Jimmy's taunts not with the exhausted resignation of the text but with angry glares and glowering sulks, not to mention those almost antagonistic bouts of flirting with Cliff.
Instead you need to get to the root of what is making you angry at work and deal with it effectively – and that doesn't have to mean regular bouts of Freudian self-analysis.
Angry: When Angry busts loose from the dark place no one is safe from their boundless rage and occasional bouts of superhuman strength.
Bouts of deep depression followed.
