Sentence examples for fiercely angry from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Zimerman walked out after intermission he looked fiercely angry.

It's also a fiercely angry film, featuring one of the darkest, most audacious endings in recent cinema.

Wallace played a clip of Gingrich's South Carolina victory speech, noting how fiercely angry at the state of the country Gingrich seemed.

As the senior and most respected of the seamstresses, Mary holds the balance of power in a unionization vote demanded by the fiercely angry Josie Andrea DeVayness).

This year's edition includes "A Touch of Sin," an intricately constructed, fiercely angry drama by the Chinese director Jia Zhangke, which won the award for Best Screenplay at Cannes.

Of course that is the most important kind of politics, especially in a country without civil rights". "A Family Tour," which dramatizes the intimate implications of those choices, is unflinching, probingly analytical, and fiercely angry.

Angry residents fiercely protested because some 50 parking places were sacrificed in the process.

On Tuesday Joe Biden, the US vice-president, pointedly warned Putin to knock it off, and the Obama administration fiercely criticised Russian behaviour at an angry UN security council meeting.

Unsurprisingly, you prove particularly good at portraying fiercely intelligent but emotionally semi-detached geeks, angry at the self-assured world from which they, like you, feel excluded.

When I asked my two first graders who they would be voting for, one (angry at me over something else) fiercely declared her support for what I would consider the wrong candidate.

"You're really angry at me, aren't you?" he said fiercely.