Sentence examples for professed anger from inspiring English sources
A court later awarded temporary custody of Kate to Farrar's parents, due to Green's instability and Kate's professed anger with her father.
Some other Republicans professed anger. .
He professed anger at the attempt to prevent him from standing on a street.
The ability of Omar Mateen to keep his job as an armed security officer at G4S for almost nine years despite clear signs of his instability, anger issues, prejudice, and professed sympathy for Islamic terrorists—has national-security implications.
Some might say that the anger is merely jealousy of his professed material success and that of people like him (the real targets of this commercial).
When called on it, when confronted with our participation in personal and systemic racism, when forced to live up to our professed alliance with anti-racism, we notoriously dissolve into tears or anger.
Still, many professed optimism.
He was a professed socialist.
Mr. President, I know that you have a self-professed aversion to appearing angry, but in this case you have every right to be angry and to openly empathize with the anger of others.
The problem is the professed beliefs.
Take Gov. Eliot Spitzer, the professed "steamroller".
