Sentence examples similar to fairly angered from inspiring English sources
No, what the President expressed was a fairly unquiet anger at Washington's — meaning Congress' — failure to act on those Americans' behalf.
They're fed up with gestures, empathy, or good ideas that get blocked in the political process all they want is results". No, what the President expressed was a fairly unquiet anger at Washington's meaning Congress' failure to act on those Americans' behalf.
More than a quarter (27.8%) reported feeling nervous and stressed either fairly or very often and almost the same percentage reported feeling angered because things were outside of their control fairly or very often (22.3%).
The Canadian dollar -- nicknamed the loonie because of the loon depicted on dollar coins -- has been declining fairly steadily for three decades, a drop that has angered Canadians and puzzled the nation's leading economists.
Fanboys were angered, mobs raised their fists in anger.
Figures from the Corporation showed public anger fairly evenly spread – 169 viewers complained that coverage was too favourable, while 197 were concerned that it was too critical.
But Mr. Eisenberg fairly seethed with anger when he learned last summer that Nassau County had pegged the market value of his three-bedroom home at $704,400.
"They say Mr. Hornsby is brainwashing the system, but to me the system needed a wash," said Ms. George, a legal secretary who fairly simmers with anger over the educational injustices she says minorities endure in Yonkers.
Several prospective jurors said they would not be able to judge the case fairly, because of their anger or other emotions relating to Enron.
Compared to some of the men in my life, I think I have a fairly healthy relationship with anger.
