Sentence examples for anger fed from inspiring English sources

The attacks also underscored that the raw passions and anger fed by Iraq's deep ethnic, regional and sectarian divides can still instantly ignite.

The announcement of a public rally organized by various political parties on Sunday reflected the anger — fed daily by new revelations of missteps — that the Philippine police allowed the standoff on Monday to drag on for 12 hours, throughout which the president, Benigno S. Aquino III, avoided phone calls from Hong Kong's chief executive.

Huey Long, a governor and senator from Louisiana, attacked "imperialistic banking control" but, like many populists, made an exception for small banks, on whose behalf he forced changes to both Franklin Roosevelt's banking reforms and the Fed.Populism's standard-bearers today also thrive on the anger fed by financial chaos: bail-outs, bankers' big bonuses and record budget deficits.

The announcement of protests on Saturday at the Philippine Consulate here and a public rally organized by various political parties on Sunday reflected the anger — fed daily by new revelations of missteps — that the Philippine police allowed the Monday standoff to drag on for 12 hours, throughout which the president, Beningo Aquino III, avoided phone calls from Hong Kong's chief executive.

Hope that in the long run, minorities served by government programs and protections in alliance with traditional Liberals will crawl their way back and overcome the xenophobia and anger fed by diminishing economic opportunities.

As with Los Macuanos, Santos, María y José, and brother producers Mock The Zuma and Wyno in Ciudad Juarez, Siete Catorce's music runs with an hypnotizing anger fed I think in part by the persisently disappointing political and security situation that just seems to keep everyone in Mexico down.

"Anger feeds my brain," Eileen said.

Does that anger feed into your comedy?

Well, they didn't know a whole lot of people who weren't for it, so that anger feeds in as well.

His anger feeds on his inadequacy, because, Yates reveals, he had in fact fired his gun only twice, "at vague areas rather than men, had brought down nothing either time, and had been mildly reprimanded the second time for wasting ammunition".

"To Ralph's bemusement and sometimes anger, she fed the hoboes, most of them white, who came to their back door looking for a handout," Rampersad writes.