Sentences with phrase «very angry»

Because at this point in the game I'm very angry with Warner

He is very angry said it was my fault and complained how he had spend so and so much money on the 2 lunches and movie.

This dress is gorgeous but I must admit that every time I see it online I think, «there is an owl on this dress and it is very angry at me!»

A very angry hyena.

Thank you for the awesome work you are doing, I dare say you are making many elite types very angry and please continue to shout this out from the rooftops, we need this to hit the world by storm.

(This makes Logan very angry, despite my repeated explanations that early morning Serena is not playing with a full deck and can not be held responsible for her behavior or spilling habits.

You start feeling very angry and blaming others for things that go wrong in your life.

If only ketones are available, it adapts to eating them too, but it makes it very angry, so it starts searching the sugars somewhere else, and starts eating you.

While many think of their brain as the organ in charge, your gut actually sends far more information to your brain than your brain sends to your gut... To put this into more concrete terms, you've probably experienced the visceral sensation of butterflies in your stomach when you're nervous, or had an upset stomach when you were very angry or stressed.

And the thought of being naked for three days and trying to contain her in the way she would be, I think I would feel very angry.

I was shocked & very angry after reading up on them.

I was also very angry because it shouldnt have taken that long.

Someone in the group became very angry, however, when the winds on Thursday proved not very strong, but at that point his summit bid was nixed.

«We were all very angry» about the leak, he said.

In the study, «anger» was qualified as 5 and above on a 1 - 7 scale, referring to «very angry, body tense, clenching fists or teeth, ready to burst», up to «enraged, out of control, throwing objects».

«If postdoc salaries are put on the chopping block,... I think that postdocs will become very angry.

He's a very angry boy, and he was just so hard to catch.

«He got very angry,» Moffat remembers.

I believe that we will be seeing a lot of very angry people, once they realize what has been snuck through.

And he's very angry

«We are starting to hear from very angry grad students who feel burned that we are not publishing rankings,» says Fiske.

«You have to be extremely certain that you don't get some subtle effect that gets you the wrong answers,» Geneva's Kunz says, «otherwise the particle physicists are going to be very angry with the cosmologists.»

People seem very angry with Labour at Holyrood and Westminster and they want to give them a drubbing in the polling booths.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he was «very angry about what has happened» as he arrived in Exeter for a regional Cabinet meeting.

People are very angry and a lot of them think Jeremy is actively sabotaging the Remain campaign.»

McLeish said that Miliband's chance of becoming Prime Minister could be affected if Labour returned fewer Scottish MPs in 2015, something he called a problem of «historic, epic proportions», [141] while McConnell said that he was «very, very angry» and suggested Miliband had questions to answer about the circumstances surrounding the resignation.

Speaking in a very angry tone, Governor Ifeanyi said security agencies owed Nigerians explanation over the attack.

He told the BBC: «Many communities are fed up with cuts and economic dislocation and feel very angry about the way they have been betrayed and marginalised.

These jurors were obviously very, very angry.»

Richard Barnes told The Buffalo News he is «very angry» about any allegations of favorable treatment of him or Sturm.

«I've been reading about a lot of things he said and watching his ads and he seems very angry,» Sullivan, who described herself as an independent, said in a follow - up interview.

I'm very angry at the governor,» state Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer (D - Rockaway Beach) told Community Board 10 last week at a meeting.

Today's vote against Marriage Equality makes me very angry.

I told her that I am very angry that my office has received phone calls threatening my life and calling the women on my staff «whores» and «bitches».

The Mail website is now carrying this opinion piece from a very angry Zac Goldsmith, the Conservative MP for Richmond Park, who says:

«Obviously, we were very angry,» said senior adviser Steve Schmidt, speaking to reporters as McCain flew to Michigan from Ohio.

If a small group of people think they know better to the point where they insult party members in this way — if that is what has happened and I need to know whether that is what has happened — then I will be very angry indeed.

Josie Irwin, from the Royal College of Nursing, told ITV News» Deputy Political Editor Chris Ship that nurses will be «very, very angry» over today's announced pay deal and would not rule out taking industrial action over the issue.

In response to deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman's tweet about anger on the doorstep about the Conservatives marriage tax rebate she said: «I met very angry people in Blackburn yesterday.

The BBC says Farage was «very angry» with Evans yesterday though her comments do not at first glance appear so dramatic.

Morgan suggested that her source was very angry about the various attacks on the chancellor in the Sunday papers.

Mr IGP Iam very angry and afraid because now I don't know who is next to die in the hands of these criminals who have taken over our peaceful nation under your watch under your watch Mr IGP.

«I'm very angry about this,» Caputo said.

The labor community has been pretty pissed off with incumbent lawmakers this year, particularly the public employees and the teachers, who were very angry about the passage of Tier 6 — so much so that CSEA is holding off on contributions and endorsements until further notice.

«All of the electeds are very angry at the mayor, and the community's really angry,» said City Councilman Peter Koo (D - Queens).

«Voters are very angry about corruption and they want to hear the candidates recognize this problem and what they plan to do about it,» said Craig Holman, a government affairs lobbyist for Public Citizen, a Washington, D.C., nonprofit focuses on ethics and campaign finance issues.

Very angry people.

Our lawyers are out there very angry.

I have seen these lies and they make me very, very angry.»

While the prime minister said he was very angry about what had happened, actually if you look at it it's his responsibility and his decision to let that happen.»