Sentence examples for merely angry from inspiring English sources
But this program, produced by Neil Docherty, isn't merely angry.
For his part, Mr. Marr told the newspaper that the government was merely angry that it could not control the television coverage.
Upon my release from the hole I wasn't merely angry for the ordeal, I was frightened.
As I said, Solomon's defenders are pretending that the critics are merely angry about Solomon's supposed sexual revelations about Rockwell.
As for the name of the exhibit, Cesarine said it was deliberately chosen to subvert the idea that women with opinions are merely "angry" or unduly emotional.
But it came out with her saying merely how angry and unhappy I was about being a has-been.
It was disorienting: either Landis was the most hubristic cheater in the history of cycling, or he was merely innocent, angry and doomed.
Mr. Paladino seemed especially sedate, as if, after enduring weeks of criticism for his near-altercation with a reporter and provocative statements on gay people, he wanted to show New Yorkers he was more than merely an angry man.
Rufus, the central character, has felt hatred and been brushed by its wings, but Baldwin was alert to the danger of making him merely an angry black man, or a victim.
Will we merely devolve into angry mobs, cliques, and communities, yelling at each other, egged on by desperate, dying, mass-media hacks?
