Sentence examples for anger to speak from inspiring English sources

"We must allow our anger to speak," Mr. Wiesel said.

As his contemporary Francisco Goya put it: "Divine Justice, do not spare them!" It is the voice of anger that needs to speak for Britain.

Johnson moves from paternal benignity to volcanic anger when Boswell dares to speak up on behalf of David Garrick.

So the problem is that even Nazis are treated better than rich people — less constrained by public anger in their ability to speak out.

The idea of plays, as they figured within his work, allowed mere mortals to recreate the world, to give form to voids, to transform anger into ecstasy and to speak like angels, or how angels might sound if heaven were a penthouse with views of the park.

Jimmy steps in and picks up the pieces, so to speak, angering Beau.

What we are also hearing is continuing anger that government is continuing to speak about doing this to deliver seven-day health services.

Her album Jagged Little Pill was on its way to becoming a cultural touchstone, a distillation of anger and heartache that seemed to speak for a generation.

But then there are some of us who are meant to go against the world, and we cannot help but push against the grain; we are fueled by skepticism, we enjoy anger, and we are quick to speak up, often causing unrest with every step.

But by failing to speak, he angered even some supporters.

Mr. Wilson chose not to speak of his anger yesterday, but rather to remember his son as he was.