Sentence examples for outright angry from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dorsey is outright angry about this.

It was obligatory to feel sullen, if not outright angry, about summer's ending, but could you rightfully mourn a summer that so betrayed vacationers?

It's what they wanted," [pollster Tony] Fabrizio said of Trump".His best group of voters were those who said they were 'angry.' And let me tell you, in the Republican primary, a third of voters would tell you they were outright angry.

And a lot of people are disappointed in the Justice Department, including me". Trump has long been irritated, and at times outright angry, with Attorney General Jeff Sessions for refusing to prosecute Clinton and for not better protecting him from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's wide-ranging probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election, the president's advisers have said.

But the 31 October article, based on an extensive study of U.S. government data and the existing literature, left some readers unconvinced and others outright angry.

But the 31 October article, based on a new study of U.S. government data and existing literature co-authored with economists Donna Ginther of the University of Kansas, Lawrence, and Shulamit Kahn of Boston University, left some readers unconvinced and others outright angry.

Beyond that, there was a third group of people who woke up this morning, saw the results of the election, and were outright angry.

Kennedy said he is "outright angry" that the coroner's office is claiming they cannot place Berry at the crime scene ― especially since police already have.