Sentence examples for deeply angry from inspiring English sources

And many Americans are becoming deeply angry.

Now he's digging graves, and he's deeply angry and humiliated.

The surgeon is professorial in appearance, but he is deeply angry.

"He was deeply, deeply angry at what his father had done to him - to everybody.

Both sisters said that returning to Minidoka this weekend made them deeply angry about the internment.

And it made those who were victims of it deeply angry with the society around them.

Mr Obama was said to be "deeply, visibly angry" when he was shown transcripts of these remarks.

There are very many who are absolutely thrilled, and there are some of my fellow Christians who have been, and remain, deeply upset, angry and dismayed.

A Country Too Far bears witness to a deeply felt angry dissent among a minority of Australians about our treatment of asylum seekers.

The Provincial Letters are Pascal's deeply personal, angry response to the use of political power and church censure to decide what he considered to be a matter of fact, and to what he perceived as the undue influence of a lax, secular Jesuit morality on those who held political and ecclesiastical power in France.

I also sensed underneath the persona a deeply wounded, angry child.