Sentence examples for difficult to be angry from inspiring English sources
It is not difficult to be angry with such a response – indeed, many Muslims are, which is entirely understandable.
"He could be perverse both in argument and behaviour, but in the former he would wriggle back to sense and in the latter he would apologise in such an engaging manner that it was difficult to be angry for long.
I believed I had no right to grieve and it was very difficult to be angry at someone who had just given his life for a cause, to try to stop a war".
It's really difficult to be angry, upset, or heartbroken when you're surrounded by people who believe in the movie and who work to make it a reality.
However, I am quite certain that it is difficult to be angry with or accuse one of bigotry while conversing over coffee.
Understand that it's difficult not to be angry during divorce, but you have to succeed for the sake of your children.
There's nothing as difficult as trying to be angry in an alien language.
It is difficult to know whether to be angry or overwhelmingly sad that this administration, nearly 40 years later, could send armed-services personnel to Iraq for equally bankrupt reasons.
She identified the most difficult parts as the ones where she was supposed to be angry, and the transitioning between being normal and "crazy".
You're free to be angry, so be angry".
