Sentence examples for anger has grown from inspiring English sources

That anger has grown as job prospects have shrunk.

In Japan, anger has grown about the submarine accident.

Public anger has grown the last few weeks over executive compensation.

The monks in Aba who set themselves on fire all come from the Kirti Monastery, where anger has grown over Chinese repression of religious practices.

I know that my short-fused anger has grown out of my powerful ego, and I continue to wrestle with that.

Public anger has grown after a series of fatal accidents, most notably one in which five firemen were killed recently by an 81-year-old driver near Lyon.

I always refused; a mute anger had grown in me, a fury under the skin that allowed me to endure the hours down in the hole.

Anger had grown about the way the King's officials were raising funds, the influence of the Poitevins at court and his unpopular Sicilian policy; even the English Church had grievances over its treatment by the King.

Anger had grown among Yemeni civilians who were  not happy  with rebel-led "coup" that saw Hadi captured and forced to resign before  he escaped  and rescinded his resignation.  .

Russia's resistance to pressure on Syria reflects an anger that has grown since the beginning of the Arab uprisings, which hard-liners in Moscow view as largely orchestrated by the West.

As more and more time has passed since the crash, international anger and anguish has grown, especially in the two countries most affected.