Bernie got hosed and his supporters should be very angry.
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But she's going to be very angry at my having said that.
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The President said Wednesday he would be "very angry" if Republicans can't pass the bill.
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He added that the community will be "very angry" that the school was shut down.
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He will be responsible for whatever happens, and many voters will be very angry with him.
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I will be very angry about it and a lot of people will be very upset.
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"I will be very angry about it and a lot of people will be very upset."
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And Californians would likely be very angry if their own interests weren't part of the process.
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Meanwhile, Trump warned senators that "I will be very angry" if Congress doesn't send him a bill.
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"I found the tone to be very angry, very hostile," Blum said of Menendez in the meeting.
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"I will be very angry about it and a lot of people will be very upset," Trump said.
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Which caused Facebook to be very angry at him for pointing out what I think was the obvious.
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"Sometimes people can be very angry with each other but still work together with respect to the children," says Post.
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"People will be very angry indeed if we had a second referendum and it's certainly not the government's policy," he said.
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Trump also said that if there is a slaughter in the Idlib province of Syria, the United States will be very angry.
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At least I know I should be very angry if the Mohammedans tried to prevent the rest of us from drinking wine.
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Trump earlier this week said he would be "very angry" if Congress doesn't send him a bill to sign to replace Obamacare.
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President Donald Trump still thinks Senate Republicans can pass an Obamacare replacement plan — but said Wednesday he "will be very angry" if they fail.
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Former Liberal prime minister John Howard this week warned against toppling Turnbull, saying the Liberal heartland would be "very angry" if the party changed leader again.
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People may be very angry or disappointed in West, but for now, it looks like Twitter is eagerly gobbling down all the trending #content he's serving up.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Wednesday he will be "very angry" if Republicans -- currently struggling to cobble together sufficient support -- fail to pass health care reform legislation.
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"She sometimes told me that the gods must be very angry at us ... I can remember her tears; her eyes sobbing with tears all the time," she said.
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However, President Donald Trump on Wednesday told the Christian Broadcasting Network that he will be "very angry" if Congress does not send him a bill to replace Obamacare.
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The latest from Trump President Donald Trump said Wednesday he will be "very angry" if Republicans -- currently struggling to cobble together sufficient support -- fail to pass health care reform legislation.
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Given his record, nobody, and especially not the Eurosceptics with whom he has surrounded himself, would be greatly astonished by such a betrayal, but they would be very angry with him.
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President Trump said he'll be "very angry" if Senate Republicans aren't able to pass a bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare, as GOP leaders get ready to unveil their updated legislation.
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Trump Will Be 'Angry' If Health Bill Fails President Trump said he will be "very angry" if the Senate fails in its effort to pass a health care bill in the near future.
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"Londoners will, like me, be very angry that London taxpayers have now lost tens of millions of pounds – committed by the previous mayor on a project that has amounted to nothing," said Khan on Monday.
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On the other hand, if he sinks it, he could still pay a price at the polls as Trump has warned Wednesday he will be "very angry" if the Senate does not pass the healthcare bill.
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"A lot of political leaders today would be very angry with me if I revealed to you the various costumes that they wore when they were young organizers," says Ray Buckley, the long-tenured chair of the New Hampshire Democratic Party.
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There was a mass mobilization of citizens showing up at town halls and making members of Congress aware that there were real people, with real health benefits, who would be very angry and very vocal about their anger if those benefits went away.
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According to Salim Jreissati, the Lebanese minister for presidential affairs, Ghosn "entered the country legally using his French passport and Lebanese ID."A French deputy minister said the country would be "very angry" if a "foreign citizen fled the French justice system," according to a New York Times report of a local radio interview.
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Being frightened, Swami runs away from the school. Swami fears that his father will be very angry, so he decides to run away. He goes to the Mission School. There, he thinks about his past life as a student.
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She tells him that she'll be very angry is she finds out that he was on the Dixon's land again. She does not know he was just there. Billy makes a snide remark that it's better that she doesn't. Mick remarks how crazy Billy is as he grabs his push-bike and rides to school.
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The bad thing is that Amador, Leo, Vicente, Javi and Fermín had gone to Colombia to rescue her, but they manage to return. Javi will be very angry with Lola. Maria Teresa returns with Enrique and they begin a relationship. La Chusa plays the Christmas lottery and rents the Bajo A and begins a relationship with Fermín.
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After all Ceridwen's hard work she sat down, and accidentally fell asleep. While she was asleep the three drops sprang from the cauldron and Gwion Bach shoved Morfran out of the way so he could get the three drops. Instantly, he gained wisdom. Knowing from his wisdom that Ceridwen would be very angry once she found out what happened, he ran away.
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Murray did offer Chauvel a lesser award (a Distinguished Service Order) for Romani which he declined.Hill 1978 pp. 86, 94Keogh 1955 p. 57 On reading Murray's description in his official despatch covering the battle, and reprinted in a Paris edition of the 'Daily Mail', Chauvel wrote to his wife on 3 December 1916, > I am afraid my men will be very angry when they see it.
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In an interview in August 2015, Miller revealed that he was working on a pilot for a new show called The Chuck Draper Show with Funny or Die producer Matt Sweeney. He added that he would be playing the eponymous character Chuck Draper and that former CKY Crew member Chris Raab was in line to play Draper's roommate. Speaking about the tone of the show, which he claimed was inspired by the work of Howard Stern and Christopher Guest, Miller described it as "very offensive" and "hilarious", joking that he wanted people "to be very angry with [him] after seeing it".
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Stanley is generally friendly toward the trio, but can be very angry if the rent is late. He is also not above exploiting his tenants' fear of raised rents to get chores and favors done. He is told that Jack is homosexual to bypass any objections he might have to a man living with two women. He does not appear to dislike Jack or homosexuals in general, but he does keep his distance whenever Jack gets "too close" to him and sees Jack's supposed homosexuality as a source of amusement and makes several jokes at his expense, often calling Jack "Tinkerbell".
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After a "pause", Devlin says "I always knew you loved me. […] Because we like the same tunes", followed by another "Silence" (69). After it, Devlin asks Rebecca why she has never told him about "this lover of yours" and says how he has "a right to be very angry indeed" that she did not, "Do you understand that?" (69–70). After another "Silence" (71), instead of responding, Rebecca describes another sequence, where she is standing at the top of a building and sees a man, a boy, and a woman with a child in her arms in a snowy street below (71–73).
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Baron Cohen said the United Nations refused to let him film scenes inside the UN Headquarters and claimed they explained this by saying, "we represent a lot of dictators, and they are going to be very angry by this portrayal of them, so you can't shoot in there." When asked about it, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's spokesman commented by saying only, "Sacha Baron Cohen has a wonderful sense of humor."'The Dictator' Star Says UN Banned Him To Protect Dictators, Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, May 19, 2012. The United Nations shots were at a soundstage at Grumman Studios in Bethpage, New York.
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When their connecting flight is delayed, Sonia decides instead to travel to Malaga (which is implied to be near Goa), the birthplace of her mother, who died when Sonia was very young. Sonia has been brought up by her father (the Austrian Ambassador) (Saeed Jaffrey) since her mother mysteriously abandoned the family to return to Malaga. Although Sonia knows her father will be very angry with her – he hates India and Indians due to his wife leaving him – Sonia wants to see her mother's grave for the first time. She convinces her father to let her stay in Malaga for a few days to fulfill her wish.
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Thich Duc Nghiep said that "When I tell some of the other priest what has been signed they will be very angry". Trueheart was skeptical about its implementation, noting "If we find Diệm in a mood to freeze up, rather than move forward, then I think his days are numbered and we must begin to make moves." The troubles had become a public relations issue for Diem beyond his country, with speculation about a US-Diệm rift being discussed in American newspapers following the self-immolation. The New York Times ran a front page headline on 14 June, citing leaked government information that diplomats had privately attacked Diem's handling of the crisis.
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20th Century Fox. One of the original ideas for the show was that Homer would be "very angry" and oppressive toward Bart, but these characteristics were toned down somewhat as their characters were explored.Groening, Matt. (2004). Commentary for "Marge on the Lam", in The Simpsons: The Complete Fifth Season [DVD]. 20th Century Fox. Marge is a much more caring, understanding and nurturing parent than Homer, but she also refers to Bart as "a handful" and is often embarrassed by his antics. In "Marge Be Not Proud", (season seven, 1995) she felt she was mothering Bart too much and began acting more distant towards him after he was caught shoplifting. At the beginning of the episode, Bart protested at her over-mothering but as her attitude changed, he felt bad and made it up to her.
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In the first two studies, the subjects are children and their reactions to specific threats. First, as discussed in the background, researchers Aronson and Carlsmith (1963) conducted a study using 22 preschool children, 11 females and 11 males ranging from ages 3.6 to 4.8 years, and their desires to play with toys in the face of mild and severe verbal threats of punishment. Experimenters told the children that if they played with specific toys that they would either not like for the children to play with certain toys (mild threat) or that they would be very angry (severe threat). From this study, it was discovered that mild threats of punishment for playing with a desired toy would lead to a devaluation of that toy while severe threats would not.
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