Sentence examples for cries of anger from inspiring English sources

But they are not cries of anger or discontent.

For the likes of me, having grown up with music, Detroit is the mark of quality, whether experimental jazz or rhythm 'n' blues, the invention of futuristic funk by George Clinton or the cries of anger of MC5 and The Stooges, and, of course, the unforgettable sound of Motown.

The protests were in part a cry of anger against the whole political class.

Sunset Song is a lament – and a cry of anger, too.

So, where, people have asked, is this generation's cry of anger?

His cry of anger reverberates in the reader's mind long after his story (and life) has ended.

It is only if we as a society start taking notice of this cry of anger and disillusionment that those buried can start, with our help and our compassion, to dig themselves out.

"I regard what Abbas said as as a cry of anger and despair rather than a statement of intent," said Sir Vincent Fean, former British consul-general in Jerusalem and effectively ambassador to the Palestinian territories occupied in 1967.

The protests have swelled into a cry of anger over a decade of mismanagement during which Mr. Shevardnadze has let this small nation in the Caucasus slide into poverty, joblessness, corruption and a breakdown in services.

Supporters of LGBT rights are calling for legal changes and a shift in social understanding in the wake of the death of Leelah Alcorn, a transgender teenager whose cry of anger and despair expressed in a suicide note has sparked nationwide soul-searching.

Whatever we might think about the decision by the British electorate to reject membership of the European Union and by the American public to embrace Donald Trump as their next president, there is no doubt in the minds of commentators that this was a cry of anger by people who felt they had been abandoned by their leaders.