Sentence examples for anger raised from inspiring English sources

But the anger raised by Sunday's vote will not go away.

That sort of anger raised the likelihood that Republicans would have to generate large numbers of votes to advance any deal in Congress, much as they did to help approve the big financial system bailout at President George W. Bush's request in 2008.

Their anger raises an important question.

Hard-line newspapers have also reacted with anger, raising fears that the international stature Ms. Ebadi has earned may not shield her.

The recalibrational theory of anger is a computational-evolutionary model that maintains that the function of anger is to recalibrate individuals who place insufficient weight on the welfare of the angry individual when making decisions, i.e. anger raises the target's welfare tradeoff ratio (WTR).

That disaster caused an outpouring of public and political anger, raising questions over whether its safety record will count against it in future attempts to expand its activities in the US.

Fanboys were angered, mobs raised their fists in anger.

The case has provoked worldwide anger, and raised questions about how this could have happened.

They have the rough, barely muffled anger of raised voices approaching from the other side of a closed door.

When our ferocious anger was raised against the rottenness of oppression and darkness, our revolt was called chaos, and we were called mere thieves.

Though everyone else in the scene is too preoccupied to pay it heed, it still hits home: clenched in anger, but raised in hope and pride.