Sentence examples for angry concerns from inspiring English sources

Trump (and Carson, Fiorina) and Democrat Bernie Sanders are addressing the angry concerns of more than 100 million Americans who feel unmoored from the foundations of the economy since 2008 -- when the system collapsed, and even before that.

Binny regarded him with angry concern, then turned away.

During the sessions on justice reform, Cummings relayed to his colleagues conversations with his young constituents: that they were "angry," concerned about their education and jobs.

Amidst all the fury over angry ideologues concerned that their bigoted conservative values are under attack lie the importance of whistle-blowing without fear or favour.

Her poetry ranged widely in manner but was fundamentally ecstatic and expostulatory, often in an angry tone concerning the harms that had been done to her, but also outrageously ludic in the surrealist line.

They were never angry; just concerned about the future of their people.

The new standard of 20 millisieverts a year – equivalent to the annual maximum dose for German nuclear workers – will mean those schools remain open, but parents and nuclear opponents are angry that safety concerns are being ignored.

Senate Democrats immediately decried the plan as unacceptable, and even a portion of House Republicans expressed concern, angry that their leadership's proposal did not go far enough.

THE last time someone resigned from the Putnam County Legislature more than a decade ago, it was after angry civic debate concerning issues of welfare and housing.

Some are angry, others are concerned about what they see as flaws in the plan, though others believe it represents a potential solution to their dispute.

Last week, the group sent Dr. Satcher an angry letter expressing concern that the call to action seemed to have been suppressed.