Sentence examples similar to imaginary angry from inspiring English sources

Mark Zuckerberg made his money fair and square, by creating useful products like imaginary sheep and angry birds.

As the Lost Boys tuck into their imaginary fodder an angry Peter look on, frustrated and confused.

Facebook, on the other hand, is based on a solid foundation of angry birds and imaginary sheep.

After the youngsters have mastered bubble blowing, Dr. Christophersen asks them to practice once or twice a day, first with bubbles and then without, and instructs them to blow their imaginary bubbles when they are angry or upset.

A day when I wouldn't wake from an angry sleep, full of imaginary conversations with my ex.

The mime would then meet some sort of violent end, such as being attacked by a swarm of angry bees while gathering imaginary flowers.

"So if they don't understand something or they are angry, they are angry at the imaginary friend.

Nobody likes paying taxes, and no doubt some Americans are as angry about their taxes as Tinsley's imaginary character.

But Ramsay doesn't seem to listen to anything much; instead, he hears the questions he assumes I must be asking, and as his imaginary ones are generally veiled attacks insinuating all manner of criticism, he gets angrier and angrier.

I remembered that feeling when everyone tapped into the same imaginary situation and really went for it, until someone started crying or an angry adult stepped in.

If someone denies that you have an imaginary friend or they sit on him/her, chuck hissy fit or get really angry at them.