Sentence examples for once angry from inspiring English sources

No, the once angry MC has matured.

His distant and once angry father.

Finley makes a great Tell, noble, eloquent, at once angry yet tender as his political awareness grows.

Their once angry beauty, now serene, encapsulates the long period of unrest that predates this picture of calm.

All three, who were under the care of relatives when their mother was unable to raise them, were once angry with her.

These queasy times when voters are at once angry and apathetic, timid but yearning for change, sick of the incumbent but sceptical of the alternative demand fewer comparisons and more analysis.

John Osborne, once the angriest of Britain's angry young playwrights, wrote the screenplay.

Holding a mirror up to power, his work can be at once insistent, angry and eloquent.

It is no surprise that American voters are once again angry, sick with bail-out fatigue, government overreach and runaway spending.

An acquaintance of mine, a Pakistani Hindu, once got angry when I answered the question "how are things?" with the word "fine" — because things so obviously aren't.

Another chapter told the story of how a waiter once became angry at John D. Rockefeller after the oil baron left a measly onedollar tip.