Sentence examples for anger extends from inspiring English sources

Ahead of banks announcing their annual pay packets and results next month, the political atmosphere is electric.The anger extends far beyond the artificial sort whipped up by newspapers.

Mancini's anger extended to the rest of his team.

Anger extended to government corruption in Nigeria, where politicians and military rulers have stolen billions of dollars in oil revenues over the years.

Mr. Goodman's blustery tirade about warnings not heeded channeled a national anger that extends well beyond Katrina.

Several people said that Ms. Quinn's anger could extend beyond conversation: as speaker, she has used her control of the Council's funding accounts to punish members who have defied her.

Posters bearing the words "Martyr Project" adorn the walls around the sit-ins, hinting at the power of fallen comrades to inflame public anger and extend the protest movement.

In case of predominating feelings of guilt or anger somewhat extended cognitive modules were applied to address and dispute these feelings [ 35].

Mr. Abreu said that his anger with the police extends beyond those famous cases.

Nervousness among officials about the anger over tainted food extends to the top of the Chinese government.

Deep anger at grotesque inequities extends far beyond this one encampment; after all, a few handfuls of young activists do not have a monopoly on the fight against plutocracy.

But the anger on Monday extended beyond party activists.