Sentence examples for stressed angry from inspiring English sources

Body language may change when a person is tired, stressed, angry or even hungry.

Troops who were stressed, angry, anxious or mourning lost colleagues or who had handled dead bodies were more likely to say they had mistreated civilian noncombatants, the survey said (PDF).

A detailed survey of 1000 inhabitants of the capital by researchers Britain Thinks found that younger Londoners are more likely to be stressed, angry and lonely than older counterparts and more pessimistic about the capital's future and its quality of life.

Americans are disconnected from one another, stressed, angry, convinced that it's other Americans who have been poisoning the country.

According to a recent Gallup study, over the past eight years, humankind has become more stressed, angry, sad and worried than ever before.

Whenever we are stressed, angry, and ready to really duke it out with them, then we're certainly not going to make any kind of progress.

Rudd was off the scale – stern, stressed and angry.

"I was stressed and angry and tired," he said.

He's the one politician I've not seen get really stressed or angry.

When I'm the most stressed or angry I become really quiet.

"The community is stressed out, angry and feels betrayed, and I understand that.