Sentence examples for anger of someone from inspiring English sources

Chomet's fury at Disney is the anger of someone who has fallen out of love.

He contested the election with the anger of someone not used to losing, but his appeal failed both before the Iraqis and Americans.

But when she recalled her life in North Korea her voice carried the anger of someone who has been robbed of everything.

Hall, a political conservative who wished to see the power of Parliament limited, regarded the Iliad chiefly as a poem about political obedience: the rage of Achilles at Agamemnon's confiscation of the slave girl Briseis is not portrayed as the righteous anger of someone wronged by an overlord, but as the destructive pique of a rebellious subject.

A ferociously driven and, to those who didn't know him well, intimidating man, he carried the burden — and perhaps the anger — of someone who had given up a football scholarship at Wake Forest University to work underground, helping to support a father who was sometimes out too late to make it to work on time.

He banged our café table with the anger of someone frustrated by a force bigger than he could challenge.

For the first time since the fight was announced, Harrison today dropped his amicable front and stormed away from the weigh-in with the anger and resolve of someone nobody seems to be taking seriously.

But he said he had only been venting his anger at the hiring of someone he regarded as a political opponent of Mr. Clinton.

I have been to many public meetings about Israel within the Jewish community and invariably there will come a time when a speaker from the platform or from the floor will stand up trembling with anger at the remarks of someone else attending.

She has been a consistent prickly voice of anger, someone who is not afraid to show rape in all its graphic horror, yet who has an enormous sense of humor and is able to tease reactions that range from outrage to out-of-sight.

Prosecutors are looking into the possibility that the murder was carried out by hitmen on the orders of someone angered by the journalist's reporting.