Sentence examples for voice angry from inspiring English sources

He was talking to me, but I could hear only the tone of his voice: angry, quivering.

There was "Godville," a 2005 installation whose bravura editing made figures out of Colonial Williamsburg seem to voice angry modern feelings about war and race.

As Félix at last confronts the ghosts of the 1982 conflict, it's his remarkable voice – angry, wounded, often hilarious – that keeps you rapt.

Most of the protesters were Latino, reinforcing what for many was the true impact of the day: the emergence of a powerful Latino political voice angry at a system which they say judges them good enough to work in the US but not good enough to be citizens.

But while lauding Mr. Feinberg for making significant improvements -- establishing a $250,000 minimum award, doubling noneconomic awards to dependents to $100,000 from $50,000, offering ballpark award estimates to families before they commit to the fund -- several continued to voice angry complaints about various provisions.

Sean Hannity said he found Clinton's voice "angry, bitter, screaming".

Israel said tonight it regretted Britain's decision to expel a diplomat over the forged passports used in the Dubai assassination, while several Israeli MPs voiced angry criticism.

"I have seven or eight different voices: angry guy, sentimental guy, crazy guy, burst a bubble, lift a little guy up, bring a big guy down......

We set the six datasets into the following: happy to neutral voices, angry to neutral voices, and sad to neutral voices, as well as their inverse conversion from neutral voices to each emotion voices.

Commercials and political commentary filled with raised voices, angry voices, cynical voices and acidic voices.

In a room filled with passion and intensity, there were no raised voices, angry voices, cynical voices or acidic voices.