Sentence examples for breadth of anger from inspiring English sources
It is also hard to gauge the true breadth of anger since the plotters have every interest in exaggerating the numbers in the shadows.
Libertarians are guilty of painting occupiers with broad strokes which oversimplified the breadth of anger, frustration, and legitimate grievances articulated by the Occupy Movement.
The same elites who have been reflexively writing off Palin have been underestimating the depth and breadth of populist anger that has been growing in the wake of the poorly executed bailouts, the massive expansion of government, and the widely shared sense that Washington is every bit as broken under Obama as it was in the Bush and Clinton years.
"He asked me afterwards, 'What surprised you most about the process?' And I said, 'What surprised me most was not only the depth and the breadth of people's anger, but the patience of it.' There are a lot of people that just want to pull into the angry lane, park the car, and toss the keys out the window.
Nicaragua's political and business leaders were caught by surprise by the breadth and anger of the anti-canal movement.
In November of last year I penned an op-ed calling on the president to appoint a modern-day equivalent of the Kerner Commission, a national panel to investigate the breadth and depth of the undercurrent of anger and mistrust in the poorer and mostly black communities that is erupting with greater frequency.
Discovering that her young ward Vera Emma Maguiree) has also fallen for him, Yanowsky displays a thin edge of anger which, like the yearning breadth of her arms and the sad inclination of her neck, hints at chasms of unhappiness.
Lots of anger and cigarettes.
Anger expression is measured by: Anger Expression Out (the extent to which anger could be expressed in an outwardly manner), Anger Expression In (the extent to which anger is suppressed), Anger Control Out (prevent explosive manifestations of anger), Anger Control In (try to relax and reduce angry feelings) and Anger Expression index (an overall index of the individual tendencies to express anger).
