Sentence examples for angry passion from inspiring English sources

But each individual piece has a quiet and intense quality of its own that renders the occasional outburst of angry passion the more potent; the internal economy and subtlety of these works is extraordinary.

Instead, partly in order to show that a coalition could work, Clegg went out of his way to demonstrate in public how close he was to Cameron and the Conservatives, echoing with angry passion the George Osborne narrative that the global economic crisis was the fault of the last government alone.

This time there were jokes, some of them self-deprecating ("I know a little about resignations after you've lost a vote," he said dryly, in response to Alex Salmond's retirement) and there was little of the angry passion of his performance at Maryhill's Community Centre Hall in Glasgow.

As anger rises in today's economy, I'm reminded of Thomas Jefferson's words about the danger of "angry passions" arising between the North and South over the question of extending slavery to the Missouri territory.

"If these measures are taken to combat an increasingly volatile situation," the report said, "it's likely that angry passions in Suffolk can be cooled and a rational debate on immigration and its consequences begun".

In fact, his career as a conservative media figure over the past several decades provides a useful case study of how the right has been able to deflect the angry passions of white working-class voters away from the true sources of growing income and wealth inequality and aim them instead at poor and dark-skinned people, and their liberal advocates in politics and academia.

Story Gilmore from Neon Limelight called the fight between Shakira and her partner an "angry yet passion filled tussle" and the video a "smoking hot winner".

Many will be instilled with an angry fire and passion to lead.

A torrent of angry and malignant passions will be let loose.

While the online community of 3,100 people isn't particularly mobilized they mostly post angry memes about Hillary Clinton their passion for a political figure who will have very little to do with them is oddly fascinating.

Unlike Michael Moore's documentary "Bowling for Columbine," which was suffused with an angry man's frustration and passion -- he demanded that we absorb, and act on what he had concluded -- the distanced view of "Elephant" is deceptively calming.