Sentence examples for attack anger from inspiring English sources

One of the school's alumni is Fatima Manji, the Channel 4 reporter attacked by the Sun's Kelvin MacKenzie for wearing a hijab while reporting on the dreadful Nice attack (Anger at column on Muslim TV presenter, 20 July).

'Enough is enough!': Stadium attack anger Jump to media player The BBC's Mark Lowen witnesses the toll that a string of deadly attacks - most recently on a football stadium - have taken on Turkish people.

#1) Christianity Under Attack: Anger As Major Court Rulings Go Against British Worshippers (link) The "attack" in the headline refers, in part, to two asshole B&B owners being denied the right to run a business that refuses to deal with gay customers.

The attack angered people in the neighborhood, which includes the old Jewish quarter and is still a center of Jewish life in the city.

On Friday, President Obama said that the US would "respond proportionately" to the cyber attack on Sony Pictures, following the FBI's confirmation that the North Korean government had ordered the attack, angered by the film.

The indiscriminate attack angered some al-Shabab sympathisers, and the Mpeketoni attack could have been a way of sanitising the group's image: kill the men, spare the women and children.

The attack angered both the Peoria villagers and the U.S. government because it had been carried out against Native Americans loyal to Black Partridge and Gomo, two leaders who had not joined Tecumseh's War and were considered friendly to U.S. interests.

The consequences can be severe: flashbacks, nightmares, sleeplessness, fatigue, panic attacks, anger, depression, anxiety and a constant state of fear and distrust.

Yes, Habash's voice is full of anger and frustration over the attacks — anger that the attacks took place, and frustration over what he believes is the Iraq government's — which he says is composed of a bunch of gangs just sitting there, doing nothing — inability to suppress attacks that have killed not only Christians, but Muslims and people of other faiths.

These attacks angered many New Yorkers.

But the attacks angered members of Congress from both parties who saw the group as an effective source of pressure against Iran's government.