Sentence examples for was angrily from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an angry manner; under the influence of anger.
Sure enough, the prognosis was angrily rejected by Mexico's government.
One of Curzio's sons answered, and, upon learning who it was, angrily hung up.
He was angrily interrupted by Jay, who said: "There is no comparison between these two cases.
This show of friendship was angrily observed in Pakistan, whose intelligence service remains extremely suspicious of the old Russian enemy.
His decree requiring schoolgirls to be vaccinated against HPV was angrily overturned by the Texas legislature before it was implemented.
I was angrily accused of "not even watching the right thing" countless times, as if that wasn't exactly the joke.
The Children of Darkness are angrily denounced.
Even so, people are angrily questioning the government's role.
He had visited it earlier and had been angrily mobbed.
Those charges have been angrily dismissed by the Clinton camp.
Calls for a postponement have been angrily rejected by the government in Khartoum.
