Sentence examples for though angry from inspiring English sources

Even the central Europeans, though angry about their budgeted assistance being cut, might sign up, partly because Mr Blair proposes to ease the conditions they have to meet to get their money, and partly because they fear that further delay could cost them even more.

Though angry, Sprewell is also confident.

He said the crowd, though angry, remained orderly and caused no damage to the theater.

In return, he expects Mr Vajpayee to open talks on Kashmir.India, though angry and disbelieving, does seem to accept this deal in principle.

Neighbors told Greek television that they were not aware of his financial problems and that he appeared to be a generally cheerful person, though angry with the government.

And yet, while the state's recreational and commercial fishing is now severely at risk, even fishing guides, though angry about the spill, have not soured on offshore drilling.

Right now, though, the angry white men are going to have their day in the sun, whether the rest of us like it or not.

Michael, though initially angry, tells his daughter that he will support her. Andrew books Natasha in for an ultrasound scan and after trying to get out of it, Natasha buys fake ultrasound images over the internet.

Privately, though, Browder was angry.

Mostly, though, Gadahn sounds angry.

Though often an angry and stubborn man, no one had more disciples than he.