Sentence examples for but whose anger was from inspiring English sources

Other workers described Mr. Williams as someone with a lit fuse, but whose anger was not necessarily -- or only -- directed at blacks.

The narrative arc Leia would follow in the movies was of the love interest whose anger was ultimately sublimated to affection.

Catholics whose anger was not appeased by the expressions of regret in Rome can take some comfort that the cardinals are not going unpunished.

"I cannot understand how such an experienced referee gives that decision," said the Everton manager, whose anger was inflated by Clattenburg's refusal to award a first-half penalty against Erik Pieters for clipping Séamus Coleman.

But otherwise she seems like a pretty feisty babe, whose anger is on the surface from the beginning.

It has added a financial burden to local communities, whose anger is vented by defeating budgets.

The very people whose anger is the most dangerous get to be angry.

Instead of showing that they are our fellow comrades whose anger is not simply in their heads, we show them that they are not worthy of being acknowledged nor worthy of our concern.

The special will focus primarily on the point of view of the younger demonstrators whose anger is seemingly focused on the concept that they graduated college and expected to find employment, but have been having difficulty in finding steady jobs during the recession.

Salahuddin described himself as a "time bomb," whose raging anger was harnessed by the Iranian government.

Rational American citizens are, post-Trump, going through the same grief trajectory as many of us did after Brexit: the debate is all fierce conjecture about how they lost, whom they failed to listen to, whose anger had been ignored and by which people for how many decades.