Sentence examples for a flush of anger from inspiring English sources
She stood fighting down a flush of anger, then suddenly she shouted, "Don't we have any light in this house?" All the shutters and curtains were closed to keep the sun out.
If you feel constricted, tight, feel a flush of anger (even subtly) or a surge of energy physically, it probably means there is unresolved emotional material for you to continue processing and releasing.
When Republicans began questioning President Obama's birth certificate four years ago, it seemed at first like a petulant reaction to a lost election, a flush of nativist and racist anger that would diminish over time.
It's a performance full of revealing moments: the sudden false smile Kinnear flashes at a colleague to check his inner rage, and the spontaneous flush of anger when Cassio patronisingly says to Desdemona: "You may relish him more in the soldier than in the scholar".
My "rules of parent-teacher engagement": 1. Do not act until the first flush of anger has passed.
But it also elicits a flush of excitement and pride.
Can see how Snap works, but a flush of moustaches?
Fassbinder and Pasolini dangled over a flush of gossip magazines.
This was to simulate a "flushing of a wound" procedure.
Woodward flushes with a hint of anger at the suggestion.
