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Angry in sentence

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And so I stood up in front of 200 very angry, very disappointed people on a summer night, and the air conditioner had broken and it was 100 degrees outside, and I started showing these pictures.
Most of these deaths are preventable, and that doesn't just make me sad, it makes me angry, and it makes me determined.
And everybody leaves very angry.
And on days like these, when everybody looks upset and angry to me, I try to remind myself that there are other ways of seeing them.
I was angry, I was bitter, and all I wanted was revenge.
I was a black angry woman.
A little one, but angry nevertheless.
And once again, I was an angry black woman.
An angry viewer put his two screens together and snapped that picture, and that one too went viral, and since then, people call Turkish media the penguin media.
As a result of this, people have come to me and said, "Jim, are you angry?"
And my response to that is this: "I don't have the luxury of being angry, and I also know the consequences of being enraged."
Jails are actually supposed to rehabilitate a person, not cause him or her to become more angry, frustrated, and feel more hopeless.
Well, PMS has become a permission slip to be angry, complain, be irritated, without losing the title of good woman.
We know that the variables in a woman's environment are much more likely to cause her to be angry than her hormones, but when she attributes anger to hormones, she's absolved of responsibility or criticism.
When the menstrual cycle is described as a hormonal roller coaster that turns women into angry beasts, it becomes easy to question the competence of all women.
When I was 11, seeing some of my friends leaving the school because their parents could not afford textbooks made me angry.
When I was 27, hearing the plight of a desperate slave father whose daughter was about to be sold to a brothel made me angry.
At the age of 50, lying on the street, in a pool of blood, along with my own son, made me angry.
The whole night, I was angry.
That made me angry.
But the night when I was angry, they wanted to outcaste me.
So dear friends, sisters and brothers, again, as a Nobel Laureate, I am urging you to become angry.
I am urging you to become angry.
That story makes me angry for far more than just the reality of that situation, though.
And for a minute, I was angry.
Because when you're angry, people defend themselves.
You are angry a lot of the time, and I think one of the reasons why this debate is so charged is because it runs through the heart of each of us, right?
These were four angry white men who believed that they, white men in America, were the victims of reverse discrimination in the workplace.
And they all told stories about how they were qualified for jobs, qualified for promotions, they didn't get them, they were really angry.
And they all told their stories, qualified for jobs, qualified for promotions, didn't get it, really angry.
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