Sentence examples for specifically angry from inspiring English sources

Others are very specifically angry about the influence of porn on young men.

But ongoing discussions with this group made me realize that I was angry at what had happened to me – specifically, angry at God.

Although he was specifically angry over the House's failure to vote on a compensation package for victims of hurricane Sandy, he expanded his rant to criticise House Republicans in general and the House Republican Speaker John Boehner in particular.

Specifically, angry facial expressions imply the occurrence of subsequent hostile behaviors [ 24].

Over in China, the Shenzhen Technology Co. built a tablet specifically for Angry Birds fiends: the Wopad V7+.

Congress -- specifically, one angry Maryland House Republican -- is moving to preclude the city government from doing so.

We spent eighteen million dollars testing the title, specifically the word "angry," and no one wants to see a movie with the word "angry" in it.

They are angry, specifically, about plans that Michael and Laura Fisch, who live a few doors down on East 92nd Street, have to enlarge their town house.

Specifically, he's angry that the sequester will force the Federal Aviation Administration to reduce staffing at many rural airports, including some in Kansas.

Indeed, while Microsoft specifically calls out Angry Birds as the kind of thing you can't do on a Chromebook, Google would be more than happy if you downloaded it from its Chrome Web Store and played it offline.

Specifically, he's angry about the lack of superheroines who get their own films.