Sentence examples for angry collective from inspiring English sources

"We writers, painters, sculptors, architects, passionate fans of the beauty, until now intact, of Paris, hereby protest with all our force and our indignation, in the name of French taste … against the construction in the very heart of our capital of the useless and monstrous Eiffel Tower," wrote an angry collective including Guy de Maupassant and Alexandre Dumas the younger.

In Milwaukee, the other end of baseball's ever-expanding fiscal universe, the angry collective formerly known as Brewers fans would pay good money if the hometown team and its homegrown owner turned baseball commissioner, Bud Selig, took a one-way cab to Kalamazoo.

There should be a great hue and cry — a loud, collective angry howl, demonstrations with signs and bullhorns and fiery speeches — over the damage he's done to this country.

What if we could harness our collective angry energy and use it for good?

His courage in representing an unjustly accused Black man in a criminal trial and in fending off an angry lynch mob forms a collective memory for millions of Americans of all ages.

Her politics promise a welcome radicalism, a feminism to fight for: she integrates analysis on class and capitalism, reframes and recalibrates good questions to reveal ever more fundamental sexisms, and calls on women to get angry and organised about their collective, systemic oppression.

The movement was to be a thing of local chapters, mass rallies, mosaics made up of thousands of snapshots, and saccharine talk about how capitalist salvation lay somehow in the collective – that when angry citizens got together to revel in their Americanness, they would no longer "feel powerless".

Investors and managers may not realize it, but the coders who do their work are in a collective state of angry ferment.

I had hoped the case would be tried in Alameda County, but collective action by angry mobs -- driven in large part by a desire for 15 minutes of fame -- made the judge doubt whether Mehserle could receive a fair trial here.

Mas d'en Gil is part of a surge of newcomers, who have caused a collective hiss among locals, angry with all the construction and land clearing.

Mr. Terfel's decision prompted a terse, angry statement from the Royal Opera House and a collective roar from irate fans, columnists and bloggers.