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Meanings of too angry in English

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Usage of too angry in English
1
Agatha was too angry; and the subject seemed painful to Major Harper.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
2
She considered pulling away: She was almost too angry to be touched.
Before you know kindness
3
Cordwell was too angry to manufacture any kind of response at first.
Amagansett
4
She is too angry at all that they have made her suffer.
Peace
5
He noticed the pitiful, appealing glance, but was too angry to understand.
A Mummer's Wife
6
She was too angry to laugh, and too amused to be angry.
The Rebellion of Margaret
7
And you really must not be too angry with him, Mrs. Marston.
John Frewen, South Sea Whaler / 1904
8
And he was too angry to listen to her for another minute.
Bittersweet
9
He was somewhat bruised, but he was too angry to mind that.
The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today
10
I could have written about it, but I was just too angry.
The new yorker
11
I was too angry now to scream, but indignant I could manage.
The shifter
12
I'm too angry to flatter you, Stephen, but you have some influence-
The Girl from Keller's
13
Doctors are simply too angry to lie down and take this one.
The Guardian
14
Arya thought it tasted wonderful, but Yoren was too angry to eat.
A clash of kings
15
I squeezed my eyelids, too angry to cry, too angry not to.
Monday Mourning
16
For a while, he was too angry and miserable even to think.
Eight Days of Luke
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