Sentence examples for anger strikes from inspiring English sources

Consider an otherwise gentle husband who in a fit of anger strikes his adulterous wife and accidentally kills her.

He seems to have insisted that only rational argument could be used, in an effort to alter false opinions before anger strikes, discounting the usefulness of speeches harshly denouncing anger: the evils of anger are so evident to all that it is 'nonsensical' to think that criticizing it does any good (1.9 27).

In a terrible moment of anger, Georges strikes her when she persistently refuses to eat, threatening the one thing they have cherished, felt being undermined, most feared losing – their dignity.

The Republican dissenters at this point represent a small portion of the House Republican Conference, but their public anger is striking.

The balance between light and dark, serious and silly, hilarious mock outrage and heartfelt anger is struck dead on.

Carrie's anger is striking — even for cable TV, where female characters are allowed to be peculiar and off-putting without also being somehow adorable.

When, in the 66th minute of a desperate match, Memphis Depay loosed off United's first shot in anger, which struck the advertising boards on the Stretford End, the whole ground echoed to jeers and laughter.

In a moment of anger he struck one of the Thalias lieutenants, Robert Forbes.

B1 After Strike, Anger at a Union The 20-month strike at Domino Sugar in Brooklyn is over, but some workers are mad at the company and even madder at their union, the International Longshoremen's Association.

But the anger against drone strikes is not merely about civilian casualties.

Ed Miliband was heckled by delegates at the TUC conference as he triggered trade union anger by describing strikes over public sector pension reforms as "a mistake".