Sentence examples for cool anger from inspiring English sources

Tensions cool; anger burns out; the weather turns cold.

Today's attempted reopening of the mosque was meant to help cool anger over the siege, which triggered a flare-up in militant attacks on security forces across Pakistan.

President Jacob Zuma, seeking to cool anger at the government in the wake of the police shooting, visited the site of the protest on Wednesday and pledged a thorough investigation.

But this has failed to cool opposition anger.

But it did nothing to cool the anger in Boston ahead of Thursday's rematch.

Although the pope remains a largely respected figure, his words did little to cool the anger.

House Republicans today backed away from their call to repeal a 4.3-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax to lower the skyrocketing prices at the pump and cool consumers' anger.

Covert action, such as cross-border raids on militant camps or training centres, could send a signal to Pakistan but would do little to cool public anger at home.

Now, working with the newly formed Bronx Clergy Task Force, he led peaceful marches and used quiet conversations to cool the anger after the four police officers who killed Amadou Diallo in a hail of gunfire were acquitted of murder.

In one breath Mr Obama praises a bank that wrote down its claims on Chrysler and in the next lashes out at investors who, as was their right, did not.Members of his team believe that tougher rules for business are necessary to cool voter anger that would otherwise result in even more vindictive measures.

Boseley has no time for the notion that fatness is simply a failure of personal willpower, a case of "eating too much and doing too little", rather she voices a cool, rational anger at the forces that swell the nation's waistband.