Sentence examples for mock anger from inspiring English sources

Dylan turned on the youngster in mock anger.

Soon Lochte also rose to make his exit and Phelps, in mock anger, said: "He's done?

"You should have passed," Ibrahimovic pointed out to his team-mate, with mock anger.

He raised the questions, and let Clemens's truculent features and defensive voice speak for him, the way Nixon's desperation and Clinton's mock anger did for them.

At a recent panel discussion, he got so worked up while debating the motives for space exploration that he rose from his chair, in mock anger, before being playfully restrained by Bill Nye the Science Guy.

"I made a big mistake!" said a slightly shivering JAY THOMAS, raising his voice in mock anger as he came in from the cold at the Jeffrey boutique on West 14th Street.

And what is it that you find quite so objectionable and worthy of hate, mocking and anger?

It has some landscape and some odd characters, whereas the earlier movie consisted mostly of sliced-cranium combat scenes and lacquered-glitz interiors and mock emotions like "anger" and "grief" that linked the fight episodes the way a thin string might hold a set of glittering flea-market jewels.

A more experimental view of trying new things out is healthier – and there is less of an inclination to mock or be angered by what you don't understand.

When Logue insists that Albert could be a good king instead of his brother, the latter labels such a suggestion as treason, and in his anger, mocks and dismisses Logue.

The balance between light and dark, serious and silly, hilarious mock outrage and heartfelt anger is struck dead on.