Sentence examples for anger generated from inspiring English sources

But the discussion turned to phone manners in general, a hot topic these days, judging from the anger generated by so many cell phone users, especially the leather-lunged ones who believe that the entire bus has to hear the shopping list for dinner.

In Pakistan's case, the anger generated by drone attacks and the CIA's covert operations fills the coffers of the Taliban.

"I have heard firsthand the public's frustration and anger generated by too many years of overspending, borrowing and false rhetoric," he said.

But my cod-psychology theory is that the repressed anger generated by years of being patronised and ignored by the papers is finally erupting.

For eight years Hamas, Hezbollah and Al Qaeda have been surfing on a wave of anti-U.S. anger generated by George W. Bush.

"The people who benefit never appreciate it as much as the anger generated by people who get gored by the changes," said David Moog, the assessors' union president.

Schwab, which does not underwrite stocks, stopped using that commercial last month, but the anger it generated persists.

There is a lot of anger being generated, hatred being generated against Muslims in this country … There is hatred being generated against immigrants in this country.

Senior officers acknowledge that the involvement of British forces in the Iraq and Afghan wars, and reports of abuse, have led to the perception among some Muslims that a crusade is being waged against Islam and that the anger this generated has been exploited by Islamist recruiters.

There is a lot of anger being generated and hatred being generated against Muslims in this country, that's absolutely correct.

Roosevelt didn't have to fake the folksy populist charm shtick because his policies (and the anger they generated among captains of industry) spoke for themselves.