Sentence examples for Universal anger from inspiring English sources

There has been considerable (though far from universal) anger at Mr Gervais in America, and it is not limited to Hollywood.

He once tweeted "universal anger with Optus'' instead of "POTUS" or president of the United States sending shockwaves through the Australian telco.

On the classic recording that Davis and Vickers made, you can hear Grimes's universal anger in the first minute of the inquest scene that begins the opera, just in the way he sings "I swear by Almighty God".

In "Three Billboards," Mildred's quest for justice veers quickly toward a desire for revenge; her anger at fate leads her to a general and universal anger that fixates on Willoughby as the agent of a fierce justice.

No excuses either for copyright stealing, but plenty of ignorant argument!" And just in case we still weren't sure these posts were the unadorned handiwork of somebody not used to typing or computing, there was this gem: "Seems like universal anger with Optus from all sorts of normal supporters.

He later added: "Seems like universal anger with Potus [President of the United States] from all sorts of normal supporters... Whole entertainment industry employs 2.2 million [on] average salary $65,000.

In the process they ceded immense amounts of political capital and nearly universal populist anger in the country to unscrupulous malefactors of great wealth and their lackeys, politicians on the right.

The "universal emotions," anger, contempt, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust and happiness, have larger families within which expressive characteristics are shared: for example, a range of more than 60 concepts of anger all share muscular patterns such as lowered and drawn brows and tightened lips.

Universal emotions (fear, anger, happiness, surprise, joy, disgust and sadness).

On a personal, social or universal level, unabated anger is not the road that leads to healing.

Let us get out of the occupied territories immediately". This was the first widely publicised protest in Hebrew against the occupation after the 1967 war and met with universal howls of anger.