Sentence examples similar to breed anger from inspiring English sources

Accept any office dramas or poor behaviour from friends/lovers with good grace – anger breeds anger.

In the past, clamping down on the mosques has bred anger and forced hardliners underground.

Plopping Bryan on the capital steps bred anger in the community.

The pain here has bred anger not only at Israel, but also at the Palestinian leadership.

It's intrinsically shameful to need and need and need, and the bottomlessness of this need breeds anger and resentment.

The government knows that the policy breeds anger and resentment; Shanghai and other places have been experimenting recently with loosening it.

It breeds anger and a sense of hopelessness that ends up costing the taxpayer a great deal in the long run.

Serbian intellectuals cautioned that Brussels should not underestimate the extent to which the European Union's support for an independent Kosovo had bred anger.

Re "Deepening Poverty Breeds Anger and Desperation in Haiti" (news article, May 5): So the people of Haiti are eating dirt while our government wastes billions on an unnecessary and cruel war in Iraq.

A 15-euro invoice for my son's medical exam at Sant'Antioco's emergency clinic (after he took a tumble off my shoulders and landed on the pavement, fortunately without harm) compelled me to visit the local post office off the main piazza, where Italians go to pay all of their bills in a centralized system that breeds anger and frustration.

But Europe is facing a kind of economic crisis that breeds anger and violence.