Sentence examples for anger flash from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when the call ends, you see anger flash in the man's face, and he will say something crude about her, something he might mean at the time but later regret.

The audiences' anger flashes back through its applause at the end.

(Did you see the anger flashing in her eyes in the Ken Burns documentary, when she remembered how rock 'n' roll buried jazz in the mid-60's?) She also functioned as one of the significant nurturers of jazz talent in the 90's, and she continues to make excellent records.

(Did you see the anger flashing in her eyes in the Ken Burns documentary, when she remembered how rock 'n' roll buried jazz in the mid-60's?) She also functioned as one of the significant nurturers of jazz talent in the 90's and continues to make excellent records.

Disgust, then sorrow, and finally anger flashed across my face.

I can feel the anger flashing in their eyes and quickly explain myself.

Anger quickly flashed across Dedrick Finn's face as he endured a hard shove with 57 seconds to play against frustrated and beaten Mississippi State.

Talking in a slightly dazed drawl, bursts of anger occasionally flashing through a manner that suggests the defensive, semi-apologetic attitude of a boy trying to please his strict mother, Terry is a softer, contemporary version of this archetype.

The initial sweetness of the figure – who might otherwise fulfil all the requirements of kawaii, the Japanese notion of cuteness – is tempered by the anger that flashes across her face.

Roddick dropped to 0-2 in the season-ending event with a racket-busting defeat in which he was angered by flashing lights behind the baseline.

And so when Sid saw Bill's car he felt not anger but a flash of relief.