Sentence examples for because of the anger from inspiring English sources

Mr Rama's visit had already been postponed because of the anger surrounding the match on both sides.

This is like entertainment but it's scary because of the anger and aggression".

"I can't believe... what they are... singing," he spat, heaving in big breaths, unable to talk because of the anger.

The onslaught against the movement could yet destroy it, precisely because of the anger it has provoked.

The US cut back on its use of firepower in Iraq from 2007 because of the anger it provoked among civilians.

He won the primary, but largely because of the anger of black voters he lost the general election to a Republican.

"We promised the girls we would never show the finished version of the film in India, because they are afraid of the anger of the owner," Ms. de Wilde said.

"It trended because of the hope, anger and activism of thousands of people all over the world," they noted.

But the Caliph's treatment of Ibn Ḥanbal had to be suspended, nevertheless, because of the mounting anger of the populace gathering outside the palace and preparing to attack it.

Metro users have lashed out at train drivers in recent weeks after the underground rail system nearly ground to a halt – on purpose – in the sweltering heat because of the drivers' anger over new work rules and longer hours.

The former guerrillas, now a political party, have joined forces with three other parties, but their alliance is lying a very distant third (though it could tip the balance in a run-off).If Mr Portillo wins, it will be mainly because of the voters' anger with Mr Arzu's government (even Mr Berger has sought to distance himself from his mentor).