Sentence examples for truly angry from inspiring English sources
It was really very funny, I was truly angry.
But so, in more diplomatic terms, have the Americans, who have much to lose if the Chinese get truly angry.
If he went after the panhandler with only a skillet, he must not have been truly angry.
Scotty's smiling now, grinning like I almost never see him grin, wolf teeth flashing, and I realize that, of all of us, Scotty is the truly angry one.
QUESTION FROM TORONTO: Having lost your mother to cancer, a truly angry disease, do you find it difficult to balance expressing yourself, the pain, without compromising her image?
Nothing that Mr. Oren, Israel's ambassador to the United States, has said in Israel's defense has contradicted this or given us any hope that it understands what we are truly angry about.
In fact if you're truly so angry about Thatcher's legacy you might have noticed there isn't time for any parties.
Yet as angry as he is with the Hasidim, it's his own government officials he's truly furious with.
It may be obvious that they are crucial in emotional expressions - try to imagine a truly surprised or angry face with relaxed, neutral eyebrows.
The claustrophobia in a hotel room, coupled with the area's high real estate prices, are about the only two things that truly make Williams angry, he says.
