Sentence examples for getting angry about from inspiring English sources
Mr. Romney may regret his first answer, "It's not worth getting angry about".
Mr. Romney sought to brush back his opponent, saying: "It's not worth getting angry about".
You may scoff at the idea of getting angry about something as trivial as a phone.
"That's the one my brothers started getting angry about," he admits.
Still, given the wide variety of problems worth getting angry about, there's something strange about just how angering such violations can be.
While Americans tend to believe that the truth, as they see it, is worth arguing over and even getting angry about, the Chinese believe that the way is hard to find and so rely on haggling to settle differences.
Maybe I earned a new perspective on my "everyday -- on the mundane, on what should or shouldn't be important, on what's really worth getting angry about, or maybe not at all, or at least trying not to get as angry.
There are plenty of other things to get angry about, like war, famine, poverty and crime.
And Pardew soon had more to get angry about from his vantage point high in the stands.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and other Arab states are getting angrier about the slaughter of their fellow Sunnis.
