Sentence examples for anger sense from inspiring English sources

You've indulged your anger, sense of loss, and need to obsess by picturing every detail, every memory of that romance you ever had cross your mind burning away in that cleansing fire.

Her anger and sense of helplessness rose as she spoke.

He doesn't let his anger or sense of triumph show, though.

He said that it "fuels people's anger and sense of injustice".

Mimi tries to stifle her anger, the sense that Peter worked himself to death.

The more sustained difference the administration makes to peoples' lives, the less this anger makes sense.

Vanessa's anger and sense of betrayal is exacerbated rather than tempered by Virginia's mental fragility.

He takes to the road to stalk Tommy and to give full vent to his anger and sense of betrayal.

Still, there's something familiar in that torrent of anger, that sense of the nation's identity under insidious assault.

Having recently visited London during the protest over these actions in March, I can testify to the anger and sense of despair of average citizens.

There are no petrol bombs here, no restrained anger, no sense of strife or confrontation (except, perhaps, a cheerful tussle with the bright facts of the world).