Sentence examples for concern and anger from inspiring English sources

It expresses a general feeling of concern and anger".

"This caused great concern and anger in me," he said.

Pakistani activists and bloggers expressed their concern and anger online at the shooting.

But for those on the ground now, the last few days have been a mix of confusion, concern and anger.

The inclusion of government departments and sporting organisations among recipients of federal Indigenous funds has sparked concern and anger among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sector workers.

It is our duty to condemn the threat of murder [but] we should be sensitive to the concern and anger that prevails even among the more moderate Muslims".

I have spent decades listening to fears, concerns and anger expressed on all sides of the policing debate.

However, Duncan Trapp from CHC - which operated the helicopter that crashed on Friday - says: "We understand the concerns and anger among the workforce and we are devastated by Friday's tragedy.

There is no safe place to be rightfully indignant, or to express her fears, concerns, and anger without being seen and classified as "an angry black bitch".

Students' outward expressions of concern, disgust and anger suggest a loss of connectivity.

In that case, Afghan officials were slow to try to head off violence, and American officials later said they were concerned and angered by the delay.