Sentence examples for continued anger from inspiring English sources
Describing the public mood, Moleka continued: "Anger.
An editorial in the People's Daily called on Chinese to channel their continued anger into strengthening the economy.
And the most recent Economist/YouGov polls point out American worry about the future and continued anger at Wall Street.
Amid concerns about the federal budget deficit and continued anger over the bank bailout, the prospect of another big giveaway to major corporations seemed unlikely.
The recording's reference to Mr. Vilks, 64, pointed to continued anger in the Muslim world over his drawing, which was deemed blasphemous.
Around 50 Tory MPs spent nearly an hour plotting ways to replace May on Tuesday evening amid continued anger over the Chequers plan for Brexit.
He took full responsibility for the assault and said he was continuing anger management therapy.
Others attributed McCarthy's downfall to the continuing anger at his comments about the Benghazi panel.
The continuing anger over his case keeps people fearful of Charleroi, Commissioner Biot concedes.
Experts predicted continuing anger as Beijing takes stock over the weekend.
The continuing anger in Congress raised the likelihood that the tax deal would be approved largely with Republican votes.
