Sentence examples for a sort of anger from inspiring English sources
He felt a sort of anger growing deep inside his body, a strength that he didn't understand, as if he could have crushed the rocks and kicked open the crevices with one blow from his heel.
"A sort of anger builds in you, so you try to spill it back in your work," he said in a 1994 interview with Americas, a magazine of the Organization of American States.
There's a sort of anger in the background.
"We made a strategic decision not to communicate with any sort of anger," added Pat Fallon, chairman of Fallon Worldwide, which is part of the Publicis Groupe.
No derby win counts as a hollow victory, but even Ferguson could not appear to work himself into any sort of anger, at least not publicly, about City's second successive Old Trafford win.
Martine is almost entirely devoid of any sort of anger or even regret.
I don't bear grudges and I can probably count on the fingers of one hand the people I still feel any sort of anger towards.
"I have a sort of class anger," she confessed, "though now I live in Princeton, New Jersey, it seems very ill-placed".
A sort of populist anger, not limited to Republicans, was widespread, and reached a peak when MacArthur addressed a joint session of Congress, after which one Midwestern congressman told a reporter that "we saw a great hunk of God in the flesh, and we heard the voice of God".
Sarah Palin demonstrated a ferocious sort of anger that will continue to alienate American from the world.
