Sentence examples for course angry from inspiring English sources

And, of course, Angry Birds.

"I think the parents are, of course, angry," Mr. Battistoni said.

Apps shrink the programs that were once available only on a desktop computer to make them usable on smartphones and mobile devices — stock trades, restaurant reviews, Facebook, streaming radio, photographs, news articles, videos and, of course, Angry Birds.

A recent economic near-collapse, European bailout, the difficult passage of a raft of unpopular austerity measures and, of course, angry demonstrations, protests and bloody riots in the streets have tested the country's fortitude.

"I am thoroughly enjoying my time in Russia and although I was of course angry at the racism incident, along with the rest of the football world, racist issues here are no different to what I have experienced in other countries," Samba said.

As I said earlier this morning at the scene, I'm, of course, angry as we all are that someone would carry out such an attack, which really amounts to an attack on our city itself," Tory told city council.

Perkins is of course not angry enough to address the charges head on but still angry enough to play the victim.

Then, of course, the angry accusations of spoiler-mongering.

Many Afghans, of course, are angry because they haven't been compensated at all, not even with a road to nowhere.

Of course, the angry white overreaction to Kaepernick's modest, almost passive protest against violent oppression is not without precedent in sports.

"It was really beautiful to see that there was this music that wasn't, of course, all angry, but the sense of urgency behind it, and the poetry and the storytelling impacted me very deeply".