Sentence examples for a feeling of anger from inspiring English sources

One prominent Palestinian spokesman, Ghassan Khatib, the director of the Jerusalem Media and Communications Center, told me that the occupation, with its checkpoints and its violence, "accumulates a feeling of bitterness and creates a spirit of revenge, a feeling of anger, and brings reaction in a way that people feel is the only way they can respond.

"There's not a feeling of anger so much as vindication.

"I think I caught a feeling of anger," Mr. Tress said.

Giving a moment's attention to a feeling of anger or elation, a small surge of energy or a metabolic dip.

In the end the day was calm, though a feeling of anger at the unions for calling off the strike, and at the government for not restoring the full subsidy, permeated Mr. Kuti's hangarlike nightclub.

"I didn't see the work you're talking about, but it comes from this deep-felt need to convey a feeling of anger and disgust in the people who run our government," he said.

Let out any feeling of anger and pain.

"It makes me angry, but it's a feeling of impotent anger".

"There's a feeling of sorrow, anger, frustration," said Ian McGill, a firefighter in northern England as he went out on strike.

"Most of us feel that the BBC's defence of its position is pathetic, and there's a feeling of real anger - made worse by the fact that contractually we are unable to speak out".

And when your inside is filled with insecurity, fear, a feeling of inferiority, anger and other negative stuff, it eventually leaks out and has the potential to really hurt another.