Sentence examples for considerable anger from inspiring English sources

That caused considerable anger within some elements of the PD.

One MP whose local party received the letter said it had sparked considerable anger.

American efforts to prevent or punish Turkey's intervention in Cyprus, for example, generated considerable anger.

Those claims have drawn considerable attention — and considerable anger in response — in recent weeks.

Considerable anger was expressed at the meeting, particularly over the missing boy, Stompie.

The White House's decision last Friday created considerable anger among enviromentalists and Democratic activists.

This and similar incidents in Bishop McCormack's Boston career have aroused considerable public anger as Bishop McCormack faces challenges in the Manchester diocese.

But unlike the downward spiral of 1979, we have not lost all capacity to influence – and the governments of the region, despite considerable public anger, have not lost interest in working with us.

European failure to agree to economic sanctions, Paris's refusal to allow American bombers en route to Libya to fly through French airspace and widespread European criticism of the raids has aroused considerable public anger in the United States, so the President approaches the subject confident of support at home.

So after they had talked, and there was considerable unvented anger, we went on that way for a while.

For them, the department's tentative map is causing considerable fear and anger.