Sentence examples for indeed angry from inspiring English sources
But while Americans are indeed angry, their anger is unfocused.
King John was indeed angry, and the barons threatening.
Some of the raps are indeed angry and misogynistic, so grating that you have to close the book for a while.
Sometimes bad science is downright harmful, and in the chapter titled "The Doctor Will Sue You Now," the usually affable Dr. Goldacre is indeed angry, and rightly so.
Speaking of Mrs. L., she did indeed want to be called "Madam President" and she was indeed angry at Stevens for investigating her lavish expenses.
The Russian people are indeed angry — the education ministry has suspended the license of the group involved in the Hansens' adoption and some officials have called for a halt to all adoptions of Russian children by Americans.
We learn how disillusioned and angry Iranians are with their leaders, so angry indeed that some of them utter what is considered, by the regime, as blasphemy and, in effect, punishable by death: "I shit on the whole of Hezbollah... and your distorted Islam and its ideology that you use to diminish a human being through torture".
A Satirical Elegy on the Death of a Late Famous General is indeed a poem so angry it sometimes forgets to be satirical: the moral castigation is paramount, and one admires the poet all the more for getting away with the naked simplicity of it.
