Sentence examples for bordering on anger from inspiring English sources

Turkish alarm, bordering on anger, is humanitarian and strategic in nature.

There was irritation, bordering on anger, that the Algerian government had not notified Japan of the rescue attempt.

"I feel disappointment bordering on anger," Mr Yurgens told me at his Modernisation think-tank in Moscow.

Arsenal legend Bob Wilson says striker Van Persie's impending move to United has left him "bordering on anger".

Last December, Liz Spayd, then public editor at the Times, wrote that interviews with staffers across the newsroom left her with the impression that there was "a level of frustration bordering on anger [regarding the newsroom's lack of diversity] that would be institutionally reckless not to address".

But there is something new: a mood of disquiet bordering on anger, to a greater extent than at any time since the late 1970s.

It filled Susso with an envy that bordered on anger.

"They're playing!" I looked at the man with an incredulity that bordered on anger.

"The overwhelming emotion I had was sheer anger at the terrorists, bordering on hatred," he told one interviewer.

"I am disappointed, bordering on a little bit of anger almost, as Robin was made captain and did a fantastic job," Wilson told BBC Radio 4. "I read all his programme notes about the pride of being Arsenal captain, then a year later he leaves one great club for another great club.

Although the media has been saturated with analysis and commentary from all directions about the recent Supreme Court ruling on "Obamacare," there seems to be one thing missing in all this — why has the public debate about this legislation and President Obama's strong support of it been inundated with such anger and vitriol, bordering on hate?