Sentence examples for anger around from inspiring English sources

There's a lot of anger around here.

"Anger caused this; we can't have anger around this minute.

Why is there so much anger around these days?

Kelvin Ho: I think that there is still tremendous anger around the banks and financial institutions.

Rodríguez ignored the anger around him to send McGovern the wrong way from the spot.

There is a lot of anger around the game these days.

There's a lot of anger floating around in "The People vs.," but Mr. Philippe somehow manages to make the overall tone good-hearted, and he ends on a sentimental note of exasperated love for the man frequently referred to as "the creator".

"When you are 2-0 up with two minutes to go you should see the game through but we didn't and there's a lot of anger going around".

So, to come back around: anger is an energy that can mobilize people and resources but anger needs intelligence, a plan, to be productive.

You can guess how she drives it, though there is plenty of anger to go around, and a lot of action, some of it pretty inspired.

There is plenty of anger to go around, as Spain's other main parties are mired in several corruption scandals of their own.