Sentence examples for mostly angry from inspiring English sources
"He's mostly angry at himself," she said.
Both those who stayed and those who left were mostly angry at "the government".
Ms. Moreno said she was mostly angry that her husband had extended sympathy to a drunken woman.
She was embarrassed about being caught sleeping on the job but mostly angry at being woken up.
The Weather Channel's own Web site got about 4,000 e-mails in one day, mostly angry.
Twitter exploded in a firestorm of mostly-angry tweets from people who did not take kindly to being told what they should and should not wear when it's cold enough to make you weep, but you can't because your tears ducts have frosted over.
Instead these movies have mostly been angry, anxious and obsessed with the idea of revenge.
Farber's compelling language, layered onto the real stories, is mostly violent, angry, poetic and a bit sweary.
Thom Goolsby, a Republican and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, renamed the protests "Moron Mondays" in an opinion column and called the protesters "mostly white, angry, aged former hippies".
Broader concerns over Ramirez's Hall of Fame chances or his decreased value as a pitchman were left mostly to angry people on the airwaves and the Internet.
