Sentence examples for created anger from inspiring English sources

That fall has created anger.

But it has also created anger, suspicion and violence.

The White House's reliance on questionable operatives, and on plans involving possible lethal action inside Iran, has created anger as well as anxiety within the Special Operations and intelligence communities.

The accidental sinking of a Japanese fishing trawler by an American submarine off Hawaii in February created anger and resentment in Japan, but it will not bring a court-martial of the submarine's skipper, Cmdr.

Civil rights lawsuits may now force the administration to examine this policy, which has largely focused on minority neighborhoods and has created anger and distrust among black and Hispanic New Yorkers who feel that the police view them as suspects, not citizens.

The unions say the proposed pay rise has created anger among its members and will inflame what is already a "very difficult situation".

This creates anger and frustration and they are not always equipped to deal with it".

"The memory of that person, and articulating that memory can create anger, frustration, rejection of the individual.

Does it make sense to force it through the courts, creating anger and backlash from people who do support it such as the seven million who voted for Prop.

You stupid kid, how can you be so careless?" -- it creates anger and resentment and may even prompt the child to keep losing things.

Opposition to charters in the Assembly, meanwhile, was high, in part because of what Speaker Sheldon Silver called the city's aggressive push to place charter schools in traditional public school buildings, creating anger in communities that ricocheted back to legislators.