Sentence examples for half angry from inspiring English sources
"Take your hands off me!" he said at last, half laughing and half angry.
When Deafheaven played on Saturday night, delivering its blend of intense thrumming and controlled shrieking — combined with the singer George Clarke's gestures, half Christian youth rally, half angry yoga teacher — the Basilica Hudson seemed the perfect pagan venue.
When we reached my tiny fourth-floor studio and started making out on my moldy old futon, he asked, out of nowhere, if I'd ever slept with other black men; I said I had; we were already undressed; he said, half comic, half angry, 'You like black cock?' I hesitated.
(To do some bad math, he was half adorable scamp, half angry man, half learned professor, half sad clown).
You have to go through that necessary period of feeling half dead, half angry, half in denial -- this is the liminal space in which we grow for some reason.
New Guardian/ICM research documents the trend of frustration with Britain's political system, showing that almost half are angry with MPs and a quarter bored by the issues.
She was not half so angry, Ms. Cutrone added with a laugh, as Mr. Cutrone himself might have been to know that he would pass from this earth before having had a chance to register for a Denny's Grand Slam senior-citizen discount card.
After about a week and a half of angry tweets, farewell thinkpieces, and fans wondering whether or not they'd have to dust off their DVD player to binge Tina Fey's glorious, Emmy Award winning sitcom, Hulu stepped in to save the day.
Outrages currently occur roughly once a day because 140 characters is the perfect medium for your half-baked angry screed.
Within minutes, a half-dozen angry readers had made their own snap judgments of Calraigh: "You're gross".
In answer, Ms. Teng pulled back her collar to reveal a half-dozen angry red streaks running diagonally from her collarbone to her left armpit.
