Angry In A Sentence

• She was angry with herself that she had allowed herself to become so interested in him.
• She rose and walked up and down the room in an excitement like that of an angry lioness.
• With ashes on her head, wept with the passion of an angry grief.
• She had taken her hands from his shoulders; there was an angry flush on her cheeks.
• How angry the mild menagerist used to be at the ladies in the monkey-room with their parasols!
• Wickersham, without looking at him, made an angry gesture and hastened his step.
• He was angry with himself to find that he was thinking now of success merely as Wealth.
• Still he received no reply; and, angry that he had written, he took no further steps about it.
• Grace arose, an angry flush on her face, and barely acknowledging his greeting, turned to go.
• I had an opportunity to express to Colonel Smith my angry disgust at such savagery.
• That Rosamond had tactfully ignored to speak of its absence made her more angry at Elinor.
• Nothing has happened in our house to astound me more than the angry passions it kindled in two of our friends who are clergymen.
• With an angry word he threw all the eggs on the ground, and then went on whistling and kicking up the dust.
• Both parties were so angry that thoughtful men soon began to see that war alone could end this bitter dispute.
• The westerly swell rolled its interminable angry lines of foam and big dark clouds flew over the ship in a sinister procession.
• The station-master and the guard kept up a brisk and angry conversation, which ended in an imperious wave of the hand to the engine-driver.
• Only when the sun had set would it arise with an angry roar, shake the door of its cage, and terrify the silence of the night.
• The Alligator was very angry at missing his prey a second time, and determined not to let him escape again.

• He was angry clear through.
• Keith was angry in a moment.
• They seemed to be very angry about something.
• Like the horns of an angry bull.
• This made him very angry all day.
• She was suddenly passionately angry with herself.
• Gray stared across at him in angry bewilderment.
• The words of angry defence faltered on his tongue.
• She broke off with a very faint primly angry smile.
• He had never heard before the hum of an angry crowd.
• At length His Majesty grew angry at the delay.
• Don't be angry about my note.
• He thought she was angry because he had refused to tell her his secret.
• He was half angry with himself that it kept rising in his mind.
• The angry flush faded from his cheeks as quickly as it had come.
• How soothingly it sounded amidst the rough contention of angry men.
• His hand went to the breast of his threadbare coat with an angry clutch.
• He waited and watched her, an angry light coming into his eyes.
• There was a rustling in the bushes, an angry exclamation as well as a groan.
• Jones fired, but he was too angry to shoot straight, and his shot went wild.
• The Singh Rajah is so angry he will certainly kill us at once.
• Fisher lost no time in angry remorse over Cradock's disaster.

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