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135 examples of Angrily in a sentence

An American scholar reacted angrily when I merely mentioned the word, as if it were an obscenity.
Bolton and Pompeo may believe that the best possible outcome is for the meeting to take place, with Trump storming out angrily.
When the president-elect rebuffed him, Hoover angrily released copies of their communications, inflaming public opinion.
Brazil angrily rejected the offer.
“I lost a 43-year-old who could have been saved,” he replied angrily, adding: “But it is the lies, the damned lies, and the propaganda that drive me mad.”
In spite of his elation, this remark about technique grated painfully on Mikhaylov's heart, and, glancing angrily at Vronsky, he suddenly frowned.
For a moment he felt like a man who, receiving a blow from behind, angrily and revengefully turns round to find his assailant and realizes that he has accidentally knocked himself, that there is no one to be angry with and that he must endure and try to still the pain.
I will certainly go!' she said hastily and angrily.
'Don't come here,' muttered the sick man angrily.
'Dead!' he added cynically and angrily.
Levin gave him his hand, signing angrily with the other to his wife.
Next to a lady wearing a turban, and a bald old man who blinked angrily just as Vronsky's moving glass reached him, he suddenly saw Anna's proud head, strikingly beautiful, and smiling in its frame of lace.
'Gently, gently, children!' shouted Levin almost angrily, stepping in front of his wife to shield her, when the crowd of children came rushing at them with shrieks of delight.
'The servants are there, in the pantry,' he said angrily; 'don't make a scene.''Well then, come here!'
She was walking up and down the room and speaking angrily to a little girl who stood howling in a corner:'You'll stand in that corner all day, and will have your dinner alone, and you will not see a single doll, and I won't have a new frock made for you!' she was saying, unable to think of any more punishments for the child.
The breeze, which they had felt while driving, died down when they stopped; and horseflies settled on the sweating horses, which angrily tried to brush them off.
'Look at him, stuck fast!' shouted the clerk angrily at the peasant, who was slowly stepping with bare feet over the ruts of the dry, hard-trodden road.
'Then you will come at once?' said Levin, looking angrily at the servant who brought in the coffee.
Only to conceal the fact that we all hate each other, like those cabmen who are so angrily swearing at one another.
"But they've had some of it," she exclaimed, angrily.
In order to get his fifty metres, Maheu struggled with a comrade who was also obstinate; in turn they each took off a centime from the tram; and if he conquered in the end it was only by lowering the wage to such an extent, that the captain Richomme, who was standing behind him, muttered between his teeth, and nudged him with his elbow, growling angrily that he could never do it at that price.
Then he warned Dansaert, who swore angrily,.
A cage was waiting for her; she was being called angrily, threatened with a fine.
Her husband, who was a millowner, railed at the clumsy fellow, and while she was with her handkerchief wiping up the stains from her handsome cherry-coloured taffeta gown, he angrily muttered about indemnity, costs, reimbursement.
I am in pain!" cried Bovary, angrily throwing him a five-franc piece.
'Let me have back the hundred francs I gave you,' he said angrily.
'Shall I prove false to my friend?' exclaimed Julien angrily.
He repeated angrily to himself the verse of Corneille which Madame Derville had taught him a few days earlier:Love creates equalities, it does not seek them.
'What misfortune is comparable to mine?' he exclaimed angrily.
'But that would be no good,' he broke out angrily, 'that wretched Elisa would notice it, and it would be all over the house at once that I am jealous.'
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