Sentence examples for a growing anger from inspiring English sources

They have also nursed a growing anger.

There is a growing anger about the government's inability to control the violence.

There is a growing anger at the centralization of power in Tripoli, from the residents of a city that have long endured neglect.

Mr. Sugaya said that he felt a growing anger, and that he had started having trouble sleeping because of flashbacks to his interrogation.

It is, instead, a growing anger over what some Koreans view as Japan's attempt to co-opt their national dish: a garlicky, peppery, overwhelmingly pungent pickled cabbage.

More recently I have also felt a growing anger at the ineffectiveness of the international community's assistance strategy and the inept and brutal conduct of its military campaign.

A week of growing anger about a recent rape in Delhi ended in violence Saturday after police and protestors clashed near the India Gate monument.

And the shot in the arm from Egypt and Tunisia taps into a climate of growing anger over economic conditions in Iran.

It outlines practical measures proposed against a backdrop of growing anger over ticket prices, particularly for away fans, last season.

Some see its strong performance as a sign of growing anger among northern Tamils at the government's failure to normalise their lives after 30 years of conflict.

In a sign of growing anger at the VW emissions-rigging scandal, which saw Martin Winterkorn resign on Wednesday, the European parliament's environment committee voted earlier today for real world air pollutant emissions tests to begin no later than 2017.