Sentence examples for good angry from inspiring English sources

Gingrich pulled off a good, angry performance, showcasing his trademark patronizing contempt, but his attacks on the press and its gotcha questions felt weird, given that the journalists asking those questions were representatives of the conservative, not the "liberal," media.

When John Hargrave of Zug.com (otherwise known as "that one site that allegedly pranked the SuperBowl") found out that the wireless carriers were doing a whole lot of nothing to keep the data store in cellular customer accounts safe, he decided to do what any good angry person does: grab a bullhorn.

A: Well, I'm good at Angry Birds.

He was so good with angry callers that his nickname in the office was "The Constituent Whisperer".

"When you fail, it is no good being angry," said Trapattoni, making an attempt to brush away the ignominy.

(Preliminary testing at the Bits Testing Lab has confirmed initial reports that the Fire is very good for Angry Birds. More testing is planned).

To get the dogs good and angry, he feeds them bottles of Tabasco acquired by his orphaned 15-year-old nephew, Des.Des is both the novel's narrator and Lionel's counterweight.

After watching all of this for the last number of weeks, our old friend and long-time hockey writer Jim Kelley had a very good (and angry) piece on the Sportsnet.ca website a few days ago on the journalistic madness surrounding Toronto's search for a GM, specifically the non-story that Wayne Gretzky might be the next guy to run the Leafs.

They are for good reason angry both with the corruptly authoritarian regime they will be replacing and with the West for having supported that regime, even when it had plainly been rejected by the Algerian people.If this happens in Algeria, the effects will spill over into other parts of North Africa, and maybe even farther into the Islamic world; and a familiar cycle will begin all over again.

"When you fail, it is no good being angry.

Nevertheless, it is never good when angry customers start airing their complaints in public.