Sentence examples for some sort of angry from inspiring English sources
In the downhill skiing one of the Norwegians had what can only be described as some sort of angry adder bulging out at me from the television screen.
He got so pissed off that he went into some sort of angry trance.
Once again trying to paint a picture that the president is some sort of angry Black man who has a vested interest in taking this nation down, the right is implying that he is again somehow not one of us.
The entire state of New York has been dragged into some sort of angry-guy fantasy of a political campaign.
His emotion leads to a message in which Brinkman seems to channel some Eminem--a sort of angry confrontation.
Far from being some sort of brutal, domineering, and angry "alpha-male" savage, Chomsky - no matter your views of him - is one of the most soft-spoken and unfailingly civil and polite political advocates on the planet.
In some ways, the punk world has become consumed by the same sort of angry right-vs.-left feuding that has divided the rest of America for years, complete with venomous name-calling, charges of betrayal and treason, and the occasional death threat.
"People are sort of angry and bitter," she added.
It has drawn exactly the sort of angry, hate-filled gloating you would expect.
On Tuesday, the Sort Of Angry Black Man appeared, reluctantly spurred into action by The Really Angry Black Man.
Watching Sarah Bernhardt perform in French to rapturous audiences provoked him to write a sort of angry exposé, "Hamlet, Princess of Denmark".
