Sentence examples for very angry for from inspiring English sources

But I think that would make people very angry for a lot of reasons.

He got very angry for a day or so, but we soon became best of friends.

"But once again, I am very, very happy for 15 minutes; I am very, very angry for 75, so the balance is not very good".

Country-and-western lyrics also made him "very angry" for some reason, said Donald Kurtz, a golfing partner of Mr. Asinof's.

"I hope it's O.K. if I am at once very angry for the women he wronged, and the culture that enabled it, and also sad, because he's my friend," she said.

"I am very, very happy for 15 minutes, but I am very, very angry for 75, so the balance is not very good".

"It's a very angry obsession for young Iranians," says Geramifard. "For 30 years, Iranians have seen one picture of themselves in the international mainstream media – riots after Friday prayers, flag burning, veiled women".

Accusing the council of bigotry, he said he felt: "Very upset and very angry, particularly for the couple involved, who have been fostering for many years and are very decent people, and the awful shock to them of having these children removed, not to mention the upset to the children themselves.

To question this, as Ms. Young does in her analysis of Baker, can make people very angry -- for when we look at our idols, don't we see a reflection of what we ourselves wish we were?

"Watching Pulse happen and the aftermath was a very angry time for me," González told HuffPost.

This is an extreme step, and your teen may be very angry, but for most teens, the fear of being disowned is much greater than the want for a body piercing.