Sentence examples for fairly angry from inspiring English sources
In fact, I suppose you could say that he's now a fairly angry bird.
In writing my essay on education reform that appears in this weekend's magazine, I parachuted myself into an already crowded (and fairly angry) field of pundits reacting to Diane Ravitch's June 1 Op-Ed column in The Times.
All of us here at CrunchGear are fairly angry at the way NBC has treated you, Conan.
He's also been running an independent and fairly angry blog named http://maddox.xmission.com/ since 1997.
Critics seemed more piggish on the $73-million 73-millionilm, however, giving it a fairly angry 42% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
It's fairly clear that there's going to be some pretty angry reactions to the decision against the wider context of everything else that's going on.
Four response categories were provided, for example, "very angry, somewhat angry, a little angry, and not at all angry".
Example: Over the last week, I've watched another fairly blatant copy of Angry Birds hover inside the "Top Free iPhone Apps" list on the App Store, even grabbing the second spot at one point.
The mood of the electorate, especially of many of the voters who turn out for Republican nominating contests, can fairly be described as angry, if not filled with rage.
For all her talk of peace and forgiveness, of mending herself and her relationship with her son, she is still so angry the pages fairly smoke.
Next, what to do with negative feedback that's not angry, and is presented fairly and professionally?
