Sentence examples for nearly angry from inspiring English sources

He was nearly angry on Friday when discussing the game.

I am nearly angry until I catch their conversation: the boy is pointing at 1 World Trade Center.

Although others praised Santana as Anita, Futterman was not impressed with her rendition of "A Boy Like That" and wrote, "Santana's part of the song is not nearly angry or urgent enough and sounds like a watered-down version of what Santana is capable of".

But he wasn't nearly as angry as Jacko.

Northup's book doesn't seem to be nearly as angry as McQueen's film.

"One of the most irritating things in the kitchen," says Marcus, very nearly getting angry about Justin's laziness.

Since then, nearly 2,000 angry letters, facsimiles and e-mail messages have poured into the offices of the Young Union.

But here's the bigger surprise: Mr. Lesniak's constituents were not nearly as angry with him as he had feared.

Judge Dearie met with nearly 150 angry and frightened parents at the end of last month, trying to answer questions and reach a compromise.

Now, the police are enduring the painstaking and humiliating exercise of notifying nearly 4,000 angry people listed in the documents that they may have been targets of what now appears to be industrial-strength hacking by The News of the World.

"Many Democrats seem to be really well satisfied at the peaceable declaration of the election of Mr. Hayes, and even more violent filibusters are not nearly so angry as they were last night," The Times reported.