Sentence examples for anger appeared from inspiring English sources

Putin's moral outrage may have been a cynical performance, but his anger appeared genuine.

About now, the first glints of irritation, or anger, appeared in the President's eyes.

But the most intense anger appeared in Okinawa, where there is deep resentment over the heavy United States military presence.

Mr. Romney's tone — more lament than anger — appeared to some analysts to be the most effective means of wresting away former Obama voters.

Word reached the Countess of what was happening, as the Queen knew it must, but no sign of anger appeared on her broad Derbyshire face.

His anger appeared to slacken in 1983 and 1984, but returned in 1985 and in the years thereafter with complaints about the coverage of his visit to the German World War II cemetery in Bitburg, United States policy in Central America and the Iran-contra scandal.

So the shareholder anger appears to be organic.

With poverty levels also rising as water levels have dropped, local anger appears to have reached a tipping point.

Indeed, some of the anger appears to have been fueled by the recent initial public offering of shares by SKS Microfinance, India's largest for-profit microlender, backed by famous investors like George Soros and Vinod Khosla, a co-founder of Sun Microsystems.

His initial anger appears to have been sparked after critics reviewing the film noted homosexual undertones to the relationship between the on-screen Schultz and DuPont, played by Steve Carell.

His news conference at a Midtown Manhattan hotel was a singular spectacle: the House's most pugilistic liberal, known for skewering his rivals in YouTube-ready bursts of righteous anger, appearing on live television as a penitent, teary figure behind a spare wooden lectern.