Sentence examples for breed angry from inspiring English sources

If there is a better way to breed angry people, I don't know what it is.

That optimism withered as American intervention abroad bred angry resistance.

We can't even imagine what kind of atrocities this new breed of angry old drunks will commit.

Will the Chamber remain relevant, or become the laughing stock of Washington, representing a dying breed of angry fossil-fuel-dependent industrialists?

The program, called Visiting Doctors, was founded by Dr. Jeremy Boal, Dr. David Muller and Dr. Laurent Adler, three former residents here, who worried that the grueling demands of residency training were creating a breed of callous, angry physicians.

Heck cattle aren't the only animals that were bred in Europe after everyone figured out the whole evolution thing: Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire is one of the only homes on earth to the Konik pony, a tiny angry little pony bred from the stock of the Tarpan, a wild European horse that had a major place in German folklore and were bred from Polish animal stock between the two World Wars.

Which is why the young get angry with that breed of Muslim "community leader" who remains silent while anger is seething on the streets.

The Angry Young Men were a new breed of intellectuals who were mostly of working class or of lower middle-class origin.

Do this not out of fear of retribution from an angry god, but because kindness breeds kindness.

They fret about the emergence of a new breed of Chinese who are often called fenqing, or angry youth.

Takara had animal behaviorists and acoustics researchers parse 2,000 woofs from 80 breeds to identify when a dog is happy, sad, frustrated, needy or angry.