Sentence examples for is angrily from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an angry manner; under the influence of anger.
To what extent he shared their ideas of racial supremacy is angrily disputed to this day.
London, on the afternoon we meet in early December, is angrily cold, hardly welcoming.
Steinbrenner, executives say, is angrily pressuring Cashman to make a big deal.
I would not get into it — "it" being the deformed object that a relationship becomes when it is angrily over.
But he is angrily interrupted by a young Sunni from Latakia, a port in the Alawite heartland.
Now, the community is angrily pointing fingers as they debate right and wrong, crimes and consequences, citizenship and democracy.
The Children of Darkness are angrily denounced.
Even so, people are angrily questioning the government's role.
He had visited it earlier and had been angrily mobbed.
Those charges have been angrily dismissed by the Clinton camp.
Sure enough, the prognosis was angrily rejected by Mexico's government.
