On March 18 Chamberlain, distinctly angry, made an announcement that amounted to the end of appeasement; in the following weeks Britain offered a guarantee of Polish territory (where Hitler would clearly be looking next), signed a military alliance with Poland, and undertook serious preparation for war, including the first peacetime military conscription.
Shechter's choreographies are distinctly masculine: angry and political, they are socially and emotionally situated in the contemporary world.
Despite his major role in this success, Bourtzes's reward was distinctly lacking: angry at him for disobeying his orders, or, according to another account, for laying fire and destroying much of the city, Emperor Nikephoros dismissed him from his post and appointed a kinsman of his, Eustathios Maleinos, as the first governor of Antioch.
There are at least three emails in my life that I can distinctly remember writing when angry, and I know I regret everyone of them.
Peter McRobbie, who played Jack's quiet, angry father, John, distinctly recalls the tone of Ledger's voice.
I feared God would be angry, but instead I distinctly felt God encouraging me.
This processing advantage occurs most distinctly in response to negative or angry facial expressions [47], [48].
Above are the most distinctly popular GIFs used in each of the five countries for these emotional tags: #angry, #excited, #funny, #happy, #love, #sad and #sorry.
And the contest does little to prove that software can mollify an angry co-worker, write a decent poem, raise a well-adjusted child or perform any number of distinctly human tasks.
He's also willing to respond to some of the criticism that has come Rovio's way in recent times, including the distinctly-mixed critical reception for Angry Birds Go! with its timers restricting how much people can play in a single session, and the plethora of ways to pay via in-app purchases.
