Sentence examples for feel particularly angry from inspiring English sources

Nor did I feel particularly angry.

Many of these people feel particularly angry that their ancestors' suffering has been ignored.

He continued: "I'm from a working-class community and felt particularly angry at the local indifference.

Rose said he felt particularly angry at the comments of Lord Patten, the chancellor of the university, who said in a BBC interview that students who did not like the Rhodes statue should consider studying elsewhere.

At times I felt particularly angry toward his mother, my supervisor, and even my own limitations in helping him.

The Marines feel particularly vulnerable.

Doctors feel particularly vulnerable.

Women say they feel particularly vulnerable.

But they do not feel particularly welcome.

That doesn't feel particularly fair".

The main square feels particularly elegiac.