Sentence examples for found angry from inspiring English sources

Locke blew the hatch open and found angry Scotsman Desmond down in the island's concrete catacombs, listening to records and pressing a button to prevent the destruction of the world (don't ask).

A recent study in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology found angry participants solved problems from a more creative perspective than sad participants.

Trump policies blocking asylum seekers led volunteers to found Angry Tias and Abuelas about a year ago, after U.S. officials blocked asylum seekers at a border bridge south of McAllen.

Older adolescents were equally proficient at identifying happy, fearful, and neutral faces but also found angry expressions most difficult to discriminate (p = 0.018).

One does not, after all, have to look far to find angry individuals causing disproportionate harm.

Mrs Banda returned from a three-week foreign trip to find angry protesters on Lilongwe's streets.

The British media has been quick to describe the shamefulness of the whole mess and to find angry fliers professing their embarrassment at being British.

Inside, you find angry, soon-to-be-unemployed staff, concerned residents and a sort of muted, but palpable, sense of calamity.

You will find Angry Birds but not Cut the Rope, and you generally cannot use the DS players to get access to the Web, but you can download arcade classics like Donkey King Jr. for $4.

Some people find angry lyrics and dark music is cathartic, it brings relief and gives a feeling of being understood, that the pain or anger is shared and you're not alone in the world.

According to the MIT Technology Review, they found that angry tweets were far more likely to be retweeted by others — or be the subject of angry responses — up to three degrees away from the original user.