Sentence examples for anger perception from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Tea Party, funded as it is by wealthy reactionaries like the Koch brothers, "Occupy" is sustained by energy, frustration, anger, perception, pizza and apples paid for by supporters or donated by farmers and, ultimately, by its daily growth.

What it means for the future of protests in France is unclear – growing anger and perceptions of inequality in the face of continuing austerity measures could fuel mass resentment and spark another titanic social shift.

Unlike during the previous wave of dissent, the current protests have expressed anger at perceptions of corruption across the entire political class that is viewed as corrupt, not just Peña Nieto.

To make our point, we introduce emotions in the form of worker anger at perceptions of insufficient firm altruism (as in Levine, 1998 and Rotemberg, 2008) in the textbook version of Salop (1979).

Anger and perceptions of unfairness were initially communicated to family and friends.

The comment reflects anger at the perception that BP deliberately tried to bypass potential objectors to the well by giving the consultation exercise very little publicity.

Mr. Sharafeyev and others also said there was anger over a perception of being used as part of Mr. Putin's presidential campaign.

When asked what puts people off voting, the cause of that anger is the perception that politicians do not keep their promises.

The numbers were unlikely to allay Trump's anger over his perception that Europe is taking the U.S. defense umbrella for granted.

Cypriots are relatively stoic compared with their more fiery brethren in bailed-out Greece, but there is deep-seated anger over the perception that Europe is kicking Cyprus while it is down.

The fundamental problem is that Isis is waging war across two countries in a single interconnected crisis that is sustained by Sunni anger and the perception that the US and the west are content to look on as a confident Iran backs Shia groups in Iraq and beyond for its own strategic and sectarian reasons.