Sentence examples for get too angry from inspiring English sources
But let's not get too angry here.
"Hopefully, they don't get too angry with us," he said.
Manuel said he could not get too angry at physical errors because they happen to everyone.
"But I can't get too angry with him because he passed this tax cut.
It was difficult, there was some stress, but I didn't get too angry".
Yentob said: "I can't get too angry about the souvenir thing.
They'd got too angry too quickly, and now they were crashing.
She now has to wear a Levo which controls her emotions; if she gets too angry or sad and the readings are too low, she will black out.
In a letter to Parliament, it keeps protesting that all it was asked or meant to do was to make sure that News Corp. could get rid of Goodman without a labor tribunal getting too angry: There was absolutely no question of the Firm being asked to provide News International with a clean bill of health which it could deploy years later in wholly different contexts for wholly different purposes….
It's important to extract as much enjoyment as possible from this without getting too angry about the snubs that littered the list revealed in Los Angeles on Friday night.
(English: My way is a unique way); "Poda Andavane Namapakam Irukan" (English: God is on my side); "Adhigama Aasaipadra Aambalaiyum, Adhigama Kobapadra Pombalaiyum, Nirantharama Vazhkaila Vazhndhadha Sarithirame Kidaiyathu" (English: There is no history of a man who desires too much or a woman who gets too angry living well), "Kashtapadama Edhuvum Kidaikkathu.
