The girls were running and giggling at the same time, making them clumsy in their movements and me even angrier. |
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In general the older people are, the more likely they are to say they are worse off, and to feel angrier. |
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Each swat of her hand over the surface made an enthralling ripple, which made her even angrier. |
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I'm sure she meant well, but that made me feel angrier than ever, made me feel that she didn't understand at all. |
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The Astros are like that friend of yours who has dated the same terrible, screechy, ball-busting woman for years as she's gotten fatter and angrier. |
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Sources close to Beazley say that few things make him angrier than the suggestion that the two parties offer voters a choice between Tweedledum and Tweedledee. |
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It is probably darker and angrier, though, as rightwing governments can do a lot of damage. |
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Workers across Ontario are angrier by the day as each week tallies up another list of plant closures. |
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Depression causes many people to be impatient, to be more irritable, and to get angrier than normal. |
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Even if the smaller stage had good sound, the sound on the main stage was limited for the angrier bands. |
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Talking about it only seemed to make Mr. A. angrier, and Mr. L. could not make sense of Mr. A.'s anger. |
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Even though the drop was due to factors beyond her control, Ayotte blamed her for the poor sales and became angrier than usual. |
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As the door began to open, the howling of the wolves without grew louder and angrier. |
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Fred could get angrier, BUT he might say that he's getting help to deal with his anger. |
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I was even angrier about the fact we'd been practising dead-ball situations for a long time. |
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We get angry at some object, or at someone else, or at ourselves, and then that anger revives other old grievances and we get angrier still. |
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Thinking of people being locked in there for years makes me angrier than just about anything. |
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She says her friends and peers are angrier and more jumpy than the people she has met in Egypt. |
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A half-dozen wars showed McAllester the fallibility of other men, but it made him angrier at the world. |
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He would be even angrier at those who manufacture and sell the anti-personnel landmines that kill 200 equally innocent, but non-Australian people, every couple of days. |
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Sarah's voice dripped with bitter sarcasm and made me even angrier. |
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I thundered, my voice sounding angrier than I had meant it to. |
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The songs are tighter and more powerful, Tom Morello's riffs are meaner and his solos are crazier, and Zack's vocals are angrier and more catchily delivered. |
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Protests against the state's failure to provide services are becoming angrier. |
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Deir ez-Zor, a tribal city in the north-east, is increasingly restless. A plethora of torture reports is making people angrier still. |
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The more violence the security forces used, the angrier people became. |
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Let me say to Mr Karas: if we had to deal with all those aspects then Mr Kuckelkorn would be even angrier with the Commission because the delay would have been that much longer. |
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But pro-democracy protests on Fridays on the streets of Amman, the capital, and elsewhere are getting angrier and more impertinent towards Abdullah. |
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Even some Conservatives, aware that his messy scrawl is the product of poor eyesight rather than indifference, thought the Sun's behaviour crass. Voters are getting angrier, however, about the Afghan mission itself. |
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Of note, if you repeat the above scenario enough times, you will still not get better, you will become angrier at the medical professions and your spouse, kids or employees will start avoiding you like the plague. |
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Maty got even angrier and less interested in sleeping with him. |
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So, I watched from behind an icicle plant bank getting angrier and angrier by the minute. |
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At that point their state of mind might be angrier than you hoped. |
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For the old teachings of Belial say that the more suffering experienced by a being while alive, the angrier and more powerful it will be as an undead. |
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But he will need an angrier tone than he found for the expenses scandal, while avoiding the clunking class war that helped Labour lose a by-election last year. |
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But the longer I stared at the picture, the angrier I got with Nixon. |
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That made us very angry, but what made us angrier still was the fact that the sharing out of budget-related management activities was totally unacceptable to us, as the European Parliament. |
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It is very normal for them to be sadder and angrier sometimes too. |
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People ask if I worry that the suit will only make Shon angrier. |
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Remember, the bigger and angrier they are, the more love they need. |
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This made her angrier than before, and she blew her silver whistle twice. Straightway a great flock of wild crows came flying toward her, enough to darken the sky. |
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