Sentence examples for get pretty angry from inspiring English sources

Granted, shareholders have to get pretty angry, or at least organized, before companies respond.

We would get pretty angry if Cameron started doing what, say, the Poles demand rather than what we want.

"If America continues on this policy of not differentiating between terrorism and Islam, Muslims are going to get pretty angry," he said, "and then, innocent people like you will become targets.

"I get pretty angry when I lose, so I'm going to have to learn how to slap myself out of it," he said.

Serious researchers get pretty angry about it.

It's the most important issue we're facing today and when things go wrong I can get pretty angry.

I wanted to know more about the Cambodian futures markets, but the proprietors started getting pretty angry with my questions.

"At one point in the eighties, I think she got pretty angry about Schnabel and Salle and me, and she made some really nasty work, great work.

Not surprisingly, they are also getting pretty angry about it.

"But I would say we got pretty angry about going to the third overtime [this series].

He got pretty angry but I just fought the fear and tried to be forceful back.