Sentence examples for seems very angry from inspiring English sources

Nobody seems very angry about this.

"I've been reading about a lot of things he said and watching his ads, and he seems very angry," Michelle Sullivan, 52, a homemaker from Auburn who described herself as an independent, said in a follow-up interview.

Imagine Mary walking into your office and she seems very angry at YOU!

They seem very angry.

GEORGE: You seem very angry, Adam.

The other victims seem very angry.

The child's feelings should be identified and processed -- "You seem very angry today.

What the Hornets did not seem very angry about was Davis's fourth-quarter performance; he largely played spectator as Nets guard Jason Kidd starred in the final minutes.

But the fact is that Abbott speaks for a relentless gang of Australians who seem very angry at Gillard, in a bizarrely disproportionate and unpleasant way that suggests the real problem might simply be that she is running the country.

The Brotherhood leaders had previously appeared confident that they could work out an accommodation with the generals about their economic interests or criminal immunity that would allow a formal transition to civilian rule, the official said, and they now seemed very angry at the military's betrayal.

5) You seem very angry.