Sentence examples for a collective anger from inspiring English sources

"We see a collective anger, an aggressive, traumatised generation", he says.

The birth of a political life for gays and lesbians gave opportunities for national networking as Anita Bryant and those who followed her acted as a virtual lightning rod, attracting a collective anger.

What happened?First, Tory MPs were indulging in a little collective anger management.

Blocking infrastructure turns a demonstration of collective anger into a manifestation.

Coke had been left "very disturbed" by a party that had gone on till half seven in the morning, and with a "feeling of collective anger and helplessness," as a result of the police's (then) inability to curtail any such events with any real kind of preventative force moving forward.

He is convinced that the two trends – strong support for the war and growing support for the end of occupation and a two-state solution – coexist; that it is caught up in a moment of collective anger that will pass.

Unthinkable only three weeks ago, the demonstrations have begun to unite Turkey's Kurds both those in Istanbul and traveling there from the east of the country with a broad cross-section of Turkish society under a collective banner of anger against the government and its prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Unthinkable only three weeks ago, the demonstrations have begun to unite Turkey's Kurds – both those in Istanbul and travelling there from the east of the country – with a broad cross-section of Turkish society, all under a collective banner of anger against the government and its prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

"After two decades of using the jackboot, brutal excesses and an indifferent attitude towards the collective anger of the Kashmiris against the men in uniform, a general has taken it upon himself to sensitize his force to the Kashmiris and assure the latter in the process that the army can be their friend, not foe," the article says.

I realize that this may be a lost cause, but I believe it is only through an extension of the olive branch that we can come together as a people, a brotherhood united as one, directing our collective anger where it belongs...at the French.

The pace of the initial tweets begins to slow, the collective anger turns into a sort of grubby, post-coital panting.