Sentence examples for particularly angry about from inspiring English sources

Can you imagine ABC's Charlie Gibson throwing tiny, red flags at the camera a'la Cramer every time he makes a story point; or CBS news anchor Katie Couric waving her hands and shouting at viewers about a news story that she's particularly angry about?

But I wasn't particularly angry about anything.

He said he was particularly angry about the use of airstrikes.

Other visitors said she was particularly angry about the raid on the party's headquarters.

It is particularly angry about swaps that allow people to place bets that governments will default on their debts.

He said he was particularly angry about the proliferation of pornography through cell phones and the Internet.

But Iraqis are still particularly angry – and at times confused – about how the United States punishes those who committed crimes against Iraqis during the eight-year war.

Users were particularly angry that they had not been told about the adware.

Koeman was particularly angry with Mané because he had warned the player about his attitude on Thursday, having noticed that the Senegalese forward appeared distracted in training.

I'm not particularly angry now, I guess I would just want to hear about what their motivations are and if they still feel the same way.

Germans are particularly angry.