Sentence examples similar to anger redirected from inspiring English sources

But unless anger is redirected at those above – rather than those down the street – the populist right will continue to flourish in a Britain and Europe riven by insecurity.

Much of that anger was redirected at Ms. Merkel's government, after Mr. Snowden said in an interview released this week that Germany's intelligence services cooperate with their American counterparts.

When this anger is redirected at minority groups -- immigrants, gay people, government workers -- we are in danger of becoming fragmented along the lines of race and class, prisoners of our fear that there is not enough to go around and that we must each act in our own economic interest.

The anger was quickly redirected to Ince.

"If they get weak, yesterday's anti-king anger will be redirected against them".

I've redirected my anger".

As the protests escalated during the weekend, some demonstrators redirected their anger toward media organizations.

And when I attempted to gently point out the irony that he'd been complaining about wasted time for half an hour, he only redirected his anger from his cousins onto me.

Mr. Birckhead, a 29-year-old network engineer who lives in Hoboken, N.J., was initially mad at Cablevision when he couldn't watch the Food Network, but redirected his anger toward Scripps after reading that the company had turned off its channels on Cablevision's systems as it extended negotiations with another operator, Time Warner Cable.

Upon taking office, he promptly redirected that anger exclusively at the country's borders and its global economic allies and adversaries.

As the catastrophe unleashed by this Government worsens, so the campaign to redirect anger to our neighbours must intensify.