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If someone crashes your computer, you might get angry and tend to express you anger; but what if it was your boss who did it?
The trial was dominated by technical, military-legal issues which left those looking for ' justice ' confused and angry.
I had never asked for a timeframe and was so angry.
The moods available for selection are: polite (the default mood), informal, humorous and angry moods.
The play concludes with a crowd of angry plebeians tearing him to pieces.
He smiles; he seems less coiled and angry than at other times during this part of the debate.
Has he been angry, threatening, or, during the whole separation?
Feeling angry, anxious, frustrated, guilty and uncomfortable when language brokering was associated with more problematic family relations.
Supporters were slightly less likely to report feeling depressed by the subject's condition or angry about the caregiving situation.
Many informants still felt angry, traumatised and depressed about what they had experienced.
I have encountered many frustrated, angry, disappointed and depressed older people.
The item ' angry ' had low loadings on both factors and was excluded to enhance differentiation between the two factors.
Morph from angry cat to trombone (2.48 s) 41.
He felt angry and grief-stricken that he had no control over his life and present situation.
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