Sentence examples for anger exploded from inspiring English sources

When security forces swooped in and rescued the couple, the mob's anger exploded.

The anger exploded when farmers clashed with the police, leaving three people dead, including one officer.

But the anger exploded into the open last Saturday when the military police used force to clear a small tent camp of protesters from Tahrir Square.

Anger exploded into several days of demonstrations in the neighborhood, drawing in local elected officials, anti-police activists and other protesters from around the city.

The team's anger exploded at the end of the game, when Didier Drogba, Michael Ballack and John Terry all harangued Ovrebo, Drogba in particular shouting abuse.

Colliding with this larger cultural shift away from Catholicism, anger exploded in 1995 over charges that Cardinal Hans Hermann Groër, the archbishop of Vienna at the time, had molested youths two decades earlier.

Pent-up anger explodes on to the streets in 1988's Black October, and the protests are brutally suppressed.

In all four stories, Alderman effectively creates a climate of fear; this is a world in which every Jew lives glancing over his shoulder, where the women censor their talk in the market for fear of being overheard, where young men simmer and stew in disenfranchised resentment until their anger explodes in ill-judged riots against the Roman soldiers who are ever-present on every street.

However, you have a choice whether you let your anger explode, or whether you use techniques such as those in this article to calm yourself down and handle your feelings with care.

Ajax loses and his anger explodes, damaging his position in the army and destroying his life, family and reputation.

"This little red locket of anger just exploded in my chest.