Sentence examples for angry power from inspiring English sources

The sense of stillness in the space was testimony to its quietly angry power and Abril deservedly won the festival's inaugural Laureate award.

In "The Given Day" Dennis Lehane uses "fierce-terrible" as a two-fisted Irish modifier, an archaic way of signifying tremendous angry power.

C. K. Sample, also from TV Squad, thought Ana Lucia was "angry", "power mad" and a "total nut job".

They're not all bad, but if someone sounds like an angry power-tripper, they probably are.

Just as the birther movement that Trump helped lead was thinly veiled racism rooted in the belief that a black man couldn't possibly legitimately be the president, Trump's insistence that "crooked Hillary" has "stolen" the election thrives among those who are angry that power could be taken from them by a woman, and specifically this one.

Offering to protect Kiev gives Washington no meaningful benefits, only an additional defense obligation, a dangerous one against an angry nuclear power.

France was an angry revanchist power, determined on war to win back territory seized by Berlin in the Franco-Prussian War.

In the morning, a report in The Times exposed a secret plan by Republican strategists and financiers to rekindle questions about the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Mr. Obama's onetime pastor and his angry, black-power rhetoric.

A report in The New York Times on Thursday exposed a secret plan by Republican strategists and financiers to rekindle questions about the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., Mr. Obama's onetime pastor, and his angry black-power sermons.

But anti-cloning campaigners are angry about its power.

"We can throw stones at paper giants and get angry about where power lives, but it is almost irrelevant to people out here in their own lives.