Sentence examples for anger erupt from inspiring English sources

They try to keep each other from letting their anger erupt, or from slipping into the memory of the explosion.

This time the anger erupted in Trappes and had an apparently religious trigger.

Egyptian history was full of instances of public anger erupting spontaneously to create revolutions.

Like a hot and undiscriminating stream of lava, the anger erupts in one direction at a time.

But while Ferguson's anger erupted into a spasm of violence, the mood in Cleveland was one of resignation.

Often, anger erupts over the arrogant misbehavior of the "fu er dai" — the children of wealthy families, who often have powerful political connections.

The anger erupted earlier in the day when the new defense minister, Sadio Gassama, visited the Kati military camp outside the capital to appease tensions over the continuing insurgency.

Popular anger erupted outside the United States Embassy today, a week after Israel retaliated against Lebanon for guerrilla attacks that killed several Israeli soldiers.

Anger erupts in seconds, always there under the skin: the phrase you hear all the time is "they should all be hanged".

More public anger erupted last year when the government failed to prevent the sale of tainted milk powder that sickened nearly 300,000 children and killed six.

And after the representatives of Canada and the United States said they were voting no because they opposed unilateral action by either Israel or the Palestinians, anger erupted around the table.