Sentence examples for feigned anger from inspiring English sources

The local veterinarian was a Coptic Christian, like approximately ten per cent of the country's population, and he feigned anger the first time Leslie brought Morsi in.

He feigned anger at the Kentucky racing establishment and alluded to anger at being treated like a bunch of "ethnics," as he put it.

It was hardly surprising that his response to a surprise birthday cake on his 90th birthday was real, not feigned, anger, recalled Anissa Bouziane, who was his assistant in running the seminars.

Suddenly I realized that my feigned anger at my father was not feigned at all.

For 15 years, he has used our culture's feigned anger toward acts of misogyny, and our obsession with celebrity, as a shortcut to staying relevant.

In a recent Guardian editorial, writer Britt Julious named violent lyrics as Eminem's calling card, saying that "for 15 years, he has used our culture's feigned anger toward acts of misogyny, and our obsession with celebrity, as a shortcut to staying relevant".

One Friday morning Tucker, feigning anger, tore up the staff's pay packets, and stomped out of the kitchen.

The show, which comes from Playtone, the production company founded by Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman (Mr. Hanks was the first mock guest), has made a few fairly lame stabs at hey-we're-on-the-Web humor, with the actor Bryan Cranston feigning anger at discovering his appearance was only on the Internet.

And all of my Republican friends who are feigning anger about his address to school kids next week are way out of touch.

As Davey Boy and Owen went to the ring, Michaels was feigning anger and frustration with the outcome and heading backstage (it wouldn't be for many years before Michaels admitted he was in on the plan).

Feigning anger and disbelief that no one had heard of the blues guitarist from Navasota, Texas who died in 1976, before many of them were born, Earle yelped, "Well, sheeeeeet!