"But what they really are," says Burke, "is the sweet and angry sides of my dad".
One sweet and angry example: "I haven't stopped thinking about you since you smashed my ice cream sandwiches into the pavement".
Then she made a "spfflt" sound and wished me good luck in the sweetest, most disdainful way, which described her personality perfectly: swinging wildly from sweet to angry.
Their sound is as capricious as teenagers' moods, sweet and innocent, angry and insolent.
It would be impossible for any movie to sustain the rage that propels the early scenes here, which show Frank's steam rising as he channel-surfs through dead-on parodies of "My Super Sweet 16"; "Jackass"; angry right-wing pundits; and all manner of toxic, bottom-feeding television culture.
Ms. Padilla, in any event, is a brilliant actress in any idiom, angry and sweet, without an ounce of vanity or affectation.
The Tea Party does not have a presence in Indonesia, where the term evokes cups of orange pekoe and sweet cakes rather than angry citizens in "Don't Tread on Me" T-shirts.
Josephine is both infinitely sweet and tough and angry as the young woman trying to negotiate abandonment, death, her first relationship and being a woman in a man's world.
The seventeenth-century poet George Herbert perfectly captures this dappled texture in his psalmlike poem "Bitter-Sweet": Ah my dear angry Lord, Since thou dost love, yet strike; Cast down, yet help afford; Sure I will do the like.
Mr. Kujur remembered bowing in front of a statue of Jesus Christ that day, inhaling the sweet smell of the incense, angry at the injustice.
