Sentence examples for but also anger from inspiring English sources

"There's a sadness that is overwhelming people here but also anger that it keeps on happening.

Some expressed sadness at the desperation of a fellow citizen, but also anger.

You're struggling with this cluster of emotions toward your child — love, but also anger, bewilderment, resentment, frustration and yearning".

"The bond was there early with my daughter, but also anger about the fact I was not there more often.

The children that grow up with Lego today will remember not only smileys, but also anger and fear in the Minifigures' faces".

There was relief among residents that the army was on the ground, but also anger that it had taken so long for the government to take notice.

And it refused to fall in line with a long list of industry practices (bigger and bigger change fees, higher and higher baggage fees, most notably) that increased revenues but also angered passengers and complicated operations.

His overhaul of the state's welfare system helped shrink the size of the state's dole, but also angered many Democrats because it froze benefits for recipients who became pregnant while on public assistance.

They are still fearful that he and his party will upset the status quo that benefits them, but also angered by what they call his penchant for mixing the affairs of state with the expansion of his business empire and by his domineering personality.

I was scared but also angered by the injustice of it all.

Jay ended up negotiating what became known as the Jay Treaty, which resolved a number of issues between the two nations, but also angered the leadership of Revolutionary France and was widely disliked, criticized, and opposed by Republicans.