Sentence examples for sometimes angry from inspiring English sources

Sometimes angry songs are better.

Sometimes I'm annoyed, sometimes angry, sometimes I feel misunderstood.

Her evidence was sometimes angry, raw and uncomfortable.

No, not unperturbed — at times troubled, and sometimes angry".

The songs of the "Hollywood Songbook" are short, lucid, sometimes angry, often lyrical explorations of exile.

The crowd here — and it is important that it is female — gets loud, and sometimes angry.

"He's sometimes angry, he's jealous, he's critical, impatient, a perfectionist, demanding, difficult.

But on the affecting "Wounded Rhymes," Lykke Li has found new moods, desperate and sometimes angry.

Politicians and pundits and the public -- in grief-stricken, sometimes angry voices -- have said the same.

It was self-deprecating, sometimes angry, often witty - and a great success.

The movie is brashly emotional and sentimental - sometimes angry, more often hilarious.