Sentence examples for too much angry from inspiring English sources

Also, there was too much angry fire in her liver.

A sympathetic prostitute tells him not to worry too much about angry tenants hunting him down, though, since a good beating can often clear the air.

That's just too much, even for angry monkeys.

I like things too much to get angry and I was becoming grumpy and cross.

In April 1980 it all got too much for one angry listener and musician in the Midlands.

Others accuse him of spending too much time playing "Angry Birds" on his iPad and not enough time working to stimulate the economy.

Many Democrats, who considered Dr. Dean too much of an angry, antiwar candidate, saw the telegenic retired general -- who was also a critic of the war -- as an attractive alternative.

But in the disappointing sequel, Saldana's Uhura was too much Spock's angry girlfriend.

Steva, sung by Scott Quinn, is an almost too charming and fun "life of the party" boy, while Laca, sung by William Burden, perhaps acts too much the nasty, angry low-life to make his later transformation into Jenufa's worthy husband believable, but it doesn't matter.

Mr. Saunders, who is mild-mannered and diplomatic -- some supporters say too much so -- grows angry at the Donohue camp's belittling of him as a Washington insider.

Some clients would complain of feeling like they were "too much"; too intense, too angry, or too demanding.