Sentence examples for anger stirred from inspiring English sources

Tyneside's anger stirred and Cisse entered the field to a cacophony of jeers for his manager.

Trump believes he benefits from the passions and anger stirred by racist demagoguery.

It is determined to manage the anger stirred up by the huge bonuses paid to various AIG honchos.

All the emotion and anger stirred by his death swept through the one-story Lawrence H. Woodward Funeral Home in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section.

What had always driven le Carré's ­novels was anger, moral anger, stirred by the political reality of the moment, then written from a particularly seductive point of view.

At least some of the anger stirred by the death has come from the perception that Mr. Dorismond was approached because he was black.

Mami received him with the hatred and anger that stirred her to love him despite everything.

We hope Mr. Chávez will act as a more responsible and moderate leader now that he seems to realize the anger he stirred.

Why should so much anger be stirred by a project that started with Joanna Lumley's innocent and benign dream of commemorating Princess Diana by projecting greenery across the Thames?

That uncertainty has stirred anger.

But as collectors they have frequently stirred anger among archaeologists.