Sentence examples for radically angry from inspiring English sources
And it's radically angry about grievous and hypocritical, callous and cruel and racist departures from American promise, as well as radically mournful of the lives lost to gun violence and to gang violence.
I've met Miliband several times before, and can safely say I have never known him to sound hungrier, or angrier, or more radically combative.
A proposed "wealth redistribution law" that would radically tax inheritances in Ecuador has sparked angry protests against the government of President Rafael Correa.
Rural and exurbs throughout the US are understandably angry that their economic foundation has radically deteriorated so quickly.
He said the disease was taking hold in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia "because they're extremely poor which is radically unacceptable", adding: "It makes me sick and makes me angry".
Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP leader, who has styled her party as taking a radically different position from Labour on deficit reduction, rejected the IFS's analysis during angry exchanges in the Scottish parliament.
The Liberal party will hold its first post-election party room meeting on Monday and angry MPs are expected to push strongly there for the government's super policy to be radically scaled back.
An earlier, more ambitious plan, which would have radically reshaped the street's traffic patterns and installed concrete barriers to cordon off bus lanes, was met with an angry backlash from some residents and business owners.
Even as I read Tynan's book at 16, I knew theatre was radically changing: I remember presumptuously giving a talk to the sixth form at Warwick School on the new phenomenon of The Angry Young Man.
