Sentence examples for sort of angry from inspiring English sources
"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".
But perhaps even more telling, the Democrats have chosen to avoid where possible the sort of angry mass demonstrations that could contribute to a perception of street chaos.
(Mr. Anselmo's system includes self-actualization, throwing away regret, and a lot of whisky and pot -- a sort of angry, dirty Zen).
The Freeman trio — Huey, Riley (a wanna-be thug), and Granddad (a cantankerous skeptic and resigned pragmatist) — represent "three different facets of the sort of angry-black-man archetype," according to McGruder.
The entire state of New York has been dragged into some sort of angry-guy fantasy of a political campaign.
If he is to win, he will need to attract the sort of angry-retweeter crowd Corbyn has made his stock.
One shot to the head leaves all sorts of ANGRY LOBES left, for terrorism, so you really need to pump the brain full of more bullets!
"I was sort of an angry child," she told me.
