Sentence examples for too angry with from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully, they don't get too angry with us," he said.

"But I can't get too angry with him because he passed this tax cut.

The mood is too volatile and too angry: with over 530 Palestinians dead, and over 130 Israelis, the atmosphere reeks of blood-revenge, not submission.

So I hope you won't be too angry with me if I pass the buck: Try talking with your parents or guidance counselor.

But the flooded residents and struggling farmers of the Somerset Levels – and a local MP – were too angry with the Environment Agency (EA) chairman Lord Smith to see the funny side of the venue for the hastily arranged visit.

By Marion Canby The New Yorker, September 30 , 1933P. 27 I am too angry with life to love it today View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By George Packer.

My complaint was that she became too angry, too frustrated with things she couldn't control, whether a slow Internet connection or a script that didn't quite work.

"They have regrets about bad behavior, like drinking, or being too angry, or not being with their kids enough.

If you're too angry to stay polite with your parents, try an activity that doesn't involve much talking, such as watching a movie together.

It probably won't see the light of day — it's too angry and incoherent to share with anyone.

My husband returns the pages with the note "Still too angry" scrawled in the margin.