Sentence examples for certainly angry from inspiring English sources

Not surprised, perhaps, but certainly angry.

I am certainly angry at him, but..

She is certainly angry at the way this whole thing has come down".

I am certainly angry at him, but.. I would not shoot him myself".

He was certainly angry – apparently because he had received no answer to his midnight email.

There are certainly angry men in those movies — they were Mr. Lumet's specialty — but instead of righteously outraged burghers they looked like raving lunatics.

The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, wrote: "One of the most outspoken, and certainly angriest of episodes succeeds as a savage satire on the scapegoating of immigrants.

"I asked my friend Mike Tyler to find you so I could tell you that I am so sorry the story about us blew up the way it did, but also to tell you that I sympathise with you both … and that I am most certainly not angry … I was not angry on stage either.

And you're certainly not angry.

"The public certainly feels angry about officials' luxurious funerals.

He certainly seems angry, and on Friday was also reported to be "depressed".