Sentence examples for great angry from inspiring English sources

Blood came in great, angry spurts.

Mr. Pintscher's chain of events sometimes dawdles along, sometimes grows into great angry climaxes.

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Since then there have been, among others, Naked (1993), in which David Thewlis, as the last of the great Angry Young Men, haunts a stygian London night; the sobering picture of post-war Britain in the Venice prize-winner Vera Drake (2004); and, in 2002's All or Nothing, the most harrowing scenes of marital incomprehension seen outside of Ingmar Bergman.

The absence of the stilted dialogue is in fact a mercy, and the basic story, of madness and terror overtaking the three as "the sun glares down overhead like a great angry eye of God," as O'Neill memorably puts it, is easy enough to follow.

The device shown above is clearly more of a MacBook cut in half than a real device, but everything is there: the port at the bottom, the big glass screen, and a smug, self-satisfied user imagining how great Angry Birds will be a decade later.

Far from making him happy, success has made Eminem perhaps pop's greatest angry, troubled white boy since Kurt Cobain.

And after getting a sneak peek at the latest and greatest Angry Birds, I can confidently say that this will be the best version to date.

The angry minus neutral functional contrast showed the same pattern of activation as the main effect of emotion (higher activity for angry than neutral faces in rSTS, rPFC, and rGPi), but in addition this contrast revealed significantly greater angry vs. neutral activity in bilateral fusiform gyrus (p<.001 in both cases) (Fig. 4).

Still here, still great, still angry.

For a great many angry or alienated Christians, seeing Jesus in this way enabled them to reconcile with their religious heritage; many returned to active participation on terms they could live with, although their Christianity was often closer to that of mystics like Meister Eckhart or Thomas Merton than to the mainstream church.