Sentence examples for was mostly angry from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moreno said she was mostly angry that her husband had extended sympathy to a drunken woman.

Her literary celebrity had left her feeling bitter — the novel had occasioned heated family fights — but she was mostly angry at herself.

"I was mostly angry about the change in the area, Holloway, Islington, the way streets and communities were being demolished and destroyed, new roads driven through them," he says.

Early on Day One, the music was mostly angry, it seemed to me, and frantic, and what came through was a generalized rage, rather than ire directed at any specific topic.

"He's mostly angry at himself," she said.

Both those who stayed and those who left were mostly angry at "the government".

When the audience's reaction was mostly confused glares he got angry and yelled "FUCK YOU ALL!" Then he broke the mic and it came out of our payment.

Farber's compelling language, layered onto the real stories, is mostly violent, angry, poetic and a bit sweary.

The union's new effort to remove Martin F. Horn, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's handpicked commissioner, is mostly an angry response to layoffs in May that claimed 315 correction officers' jobs.

There aren't many hopes or dreams in Cruz's candidacy, or Trump's — there's mostly an angry insistence that the country can remain static, that its greatness lies not in where it is going but where it has been.

TENNYSON Travelers, like poets, are mostly an angry race.