Sentence examples similar to angry outpouring from inspiring English sources

All you need to do is read the tweets below Oxford Dictionaries' original response to Oman-Regan – the angry, aggressive outpouring of hatred for feminism and feminists – to see that this latter explanation is very possible.

But leavers were left angry by the outpourings of the 48%.

Predictably this misreading led to frustration and a subsequent outpouring of angry reader mail.

The outpouring of angry officers at the courthouse had faint echoes of a 1992 march on City Hall by off-duty officers to protest Mayor David N. Dinkins's call for more independent review of the police.

Mr. Mankiw provoked an outpouring of angry protest, some of it from Republican lawmakers, when he also defended outsourcing as merely another form of international trade that was ultimately a "plus" for the United States.

What are the friction points for eating healthier, and how do we increase desire and reduce friction?" Friction flared when Sweetgreen removed the Sriracha brand of hot sauce from its menu, in 2016, prompting an outpouring of angry tweets and e-mails.

An outpouring of angry comments appeared on social media networks saying the magazine cover was tasteless.

The funeral touched off an outpouring of nostalgia for their fugitive father and angry calls to rid the country of American occupiers.

Her public statements demanding respect for sex workers and all women provoked both an outpouring of support, and of vitriol from the sad, angry men of New Zealand's comment sections.

Yet its own policies and its control of information have stoked the anger in the first place.That is not to deny that the angry Chinese nationalists who have deluged the internet with their splenetic outpourings and staged protests in China (see article) have a point.

The funeral touched off an outpouring of nostalgia for their fugitive father and was filled with angry calls to rid Iraq of its American occupiers.