Sentence examples for moderately angry from inspiring English sources
A few years ago, in a survey of New Jersey drivers done by the Insurance Council of New Jersey and the state's AAA, fifty-two per cent said that they are very angry or moderately angry when they drive.
Four response categories were provided, for example, "very angry, somewhat angry, a little angry, and not at all angry".
Not especially angry, moderately well off, mainly living in the South and generally a bit older.
calm, not quiet but easy to calm, not easy to calm, moderately agitated, or restless, angry, excited, or disoriented.
Sedation scale for preoperative and postoperative assessment (1 4 points) represents the following states: calm, not quiet but easy to calm, not easy to calm, moderately agitated, or restless, angry, excited, or disoriented.
I'll leave the house with a little pimple on my forehead – just a moderately-sized whitehead, not even a big angry puss-y number – and immediately feel it throbbing.
Klingenmeyer, at whose house all this happened, and who appeared to Daily to be only "moderately intoxicated," told the officer that he was angry the Palins had shown up and were causing problems.
SOUND LEVEL: Moderately loud.
