Sentence examples for anger of a from inspiring English sources

He denied charges of pedophilia but didn't flash the indignant anger of a person wrongly accused.

Narrow escape — anger of a middle-aged man who ran car and anger of boys.

Finally, he comes to Tibet, describing with sympathy the anger of a subjugated people.

That is when the anger of a long day comes seeping out.

I challenge Kelly and her behaviour reverts back to the sort of debilitating anger of a couple of years ago.

In a lot of ways it's an angry book but it's the anger of a fierce, protective love.

For the next hour, a Greek chorus of Democrats and Republican used their opening statements to express the anger of a nation.

Ms Le Pen has skilfully exploited the anger of a blue-collar and provincial middle-class electorate which berates politicians and demands "change" but refuses most specific changes.

At the crease he holds himself with a crouched, dense, burrowing intensity, before punching at balls with the sudden anger of a caged rat.

Mrs. Taylor incurs the anger of a group of boys by keeping their baseball when it accidentally falls into her yard.

If the Tea Party merely reflects anger of a demographic losing influence — older, more conservative white voters — their influence will be limited in a general election".