Snarl example sentences

Related (13): growl, snap, bark, hiss, snarling, snarled, snarler, snafu, snaggletooth, snagged, snare, snarky, teeth

"Snarl" Example Sentences

  1. The dog began to snarl the moment a stranger approached the fence.
  2. She could hear him snarl at the customer service representative over the phone.
  3. When cornered, the injured animal would snarl and snap at anyone nearby.
  4. He didn't yell — he just started to snarl under his breath like something feral.
  5. The boxer's opponent began to snarl across the ring before the match even started.
  6. Traffic was so bad that morning, I could feel myself about to snarl at my coworker.
  7. Don't snarl at me like I'm the one who ruined everything.
  8. The old dog would snarl whenever kids came too close to her food bowl.
  9. I watched him snarl into the mirror, practicing his tough-guy routine.
  10. She told me to stop and snarl less if I wanted people to take me seriously.
  11. When they accused him of lying, he began to snarl about how unfair it all was.
  12. The guard dog would snarl and bark at delivery trucks every single day.
  13. He tends to snarl when he's tired — it's just how he processes frustration.
  14. After three failed attempts, I heard her snarl something about giving up.
  15. The wolf in the documentary started to snarl at the camera crew.
  16. My boss doesn't yell; she has this way of making you feel small when she'll snarl.
  17. The cat would snarl at the vet's office every time without fail.
  18. I could snarl all I wanted, but it wouldn't change the fact that I'd lost.
  19. He watched his father snarl at the referee and felt ashamed.
  20. When she's really angry, she doesn't cry — she'll snarl instead.
  21. The pit bull began to snarl the second we walked past its yard.
  22. You could hear him snarl through the thin apartment walls.
  23. She made a face and started to snarl about the new policy.
  24. The character in the film would snarl his lines like he meant every word.
  25. I didn't mean to snarl at you — I'm just exhausted.
  26. The injured raccoon would snarl if you got within ten feet of it.
  27. He began to snarl about how nobody understood his vision.
  28. The dog learned not to snarl after the training sessions.
  29. When he gets defensive, he'll snarl and walk away from the conversation.
  30. She watched the two dogs snarl at each other across the park.

Common Phrases

  1. snarl at someone
  2. snarl and snap
  3. snarl under one's breath
  4. snarl in response
  5. snarl with anger
  6. snarl back
  7. snarl out
  8. snarl defensively
  9. bare teeth and snarl
  10. snarl like an animal

Examples by Level

A1
  1. The dog will snarl when you touch its food.
  2. He began to snarl at me in an angry voice.
A2
  1. The injured animal started to snarl and snap at the veterinarian.
  2. She heard him snarl something rude under his breath during the meeting.
B1
  1. Whenever he gets defensive, he tends to snarl rather than explain himself calmly.
  2. The two dogs began to snarl at each other, and we had to pull them apart quickly.
B2
  1. His tendency to snarl at criticism made it nearly impossible for anyone to offer him honest feedback.
  2. She watched her father snarl at the waiter over a minor mistake, and felt embarrassed for him.
C1
  1. The character's refusal to snarl or show weakness became the central tension of the narrative.
  2. What began as a simple disagreement devolved into both of them starting to snarl accusations across the table.
C2
  1. There was something almost primal in the way he would snarl when cornered — not calculated, but utterly genuine.
  2. She'd learned that people who snarl defensively are often protecting something far more fragile than their anger suggests.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. The neighbor's dog would snarl every time we walked past the house.
  2. I caught myself about to snarl at my roommate over something stupid this morning.
💼 Workplace
  1. When the client complained about the deadline, my manager began to snarl about unrealistic expectations.
  2. He doesn't yell in meetings — he just has this way of making you feel small when he'll snarl.
📊 Business
  1. The competitor's aggressive marketing strategy made us want to snarl back with our own campaign.
  2. She refused to snarl at the board members, choosing instead to present her case with cold facts.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. The shop owner would snarl at customers who tried to haggle over prices.
  2. I heard someone snarl about how expensive everything had gotten at the grocery store.
✈️ Travel
  1. The stray dog at the airport began to snarl when we got too close with our luggage.
  2. My travel companion started to snarl about the delayed flight after waiting six hours.
📚 Education
  1. The teacher explained that when animals snarl, it's a sign they feel threatened.
  2. My son came home and said his classmate would snarl whenever someone beat him at sports.
❤️ Relationships
  1. We got into a fight and I could feel myself about to snarl, so I just left the room instead.
  2. He watched her snarl at him and realized their relationship had become something he didn't recognize anymore.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The senator began to snarl about media bias during the press conference.
  2. Political opponents would snarl accusations at each other across the debate stage.
💻 Technology
  1. The AI-generated dog in the video game would snarl realistically when provoked.
  2. Users complained that the voice assistant would snarl its responses in an unnaturally aggressive tone.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. The research documented how wolves snarl as a territorial warning before physical confrontation.
  2. In her dissertation, she analyzed how characters in literature snarl to convey emotional breakdown.

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