Sentence examples for unusually angry from inspiring English sources
This led to some unusually angry exchanges between the prime minister and his deputy.
They are unusually angry about the Chinese would be proud of.
"If folks want to pop off and have opinions about what they want to do, present a specific plan," said an unusually angry Obama.
He asks them to think about the "troubling" emotional signs that would always cause concern: a child becoming withdrawn, unusually angry or depressed, using rhetoric that seems scripted.
Federer added an unusually angry voice to the story when he faced the media shortly after a routine win over the Georgian Nikoloz Basilashvili.
The Mauritanian government, in an unusually angry statement published on the Web site of the official Mauritanian press agency, called the attack "a barbaric massacre" of "peaceful preachers" carried out by a "unit of the regular Malian Army".
People are angry, unusually – normally they are just resigned and weary.
At Rutgers, the sports program has split the campus community and spawned an angry and unusually organized opposition.
All three were unusually to the point and angry.
An angry China is proving unusually hard to placate.The diplomatic rupture between Asia's two largest economies began when China responded furiously to Japan's detention of a Chinese fishing-boat crew on September 7th.
A uniquely disturbing confluence of events, ranging from an unusually unhinged press conference by an angry president to the appointment of his lackey atop the Justice Department, set an ominous tone for the next two years.
