Sentence examples for current of anger from inspiring English sources

Some boys grow quieter, others more vocal as a current of anger pulses through the room.

In recent weeks, though, a deep current of anger has emerged that is directed at Mr. Assad.

But it is in effect the lightning rod for a much deeper current of anger at the political system.

If this ageless catwoman, who died at 81 on Christmas Day, was an amusing caricature, the role was fueled by a steady current of anger.

Just below the anger at Israel ran a current of anger at the United States, attacked as biased against Palestinians and the source of Israel weaponry.

That leaves the reality television host a clear field to tap a current of anger and resentment among certain white people, rich and poor, Republicans and non-Republicans.

But away from the priest's optimism deep currents of anger run among the refugees.

The words were mild, but stronger currents of anger and fear run underneath at Calvary, a relatively apolitical and stolidly middle-class church in the struggling Morris Heights neighborhood.

The summer has ended with a real sleeper gem in "Hell or High Water," the recent release that seems to be catching audiences off-guard with its alternating currents of anger and sadness and surprisingly political undertone.

Such organisations make authorities extremely nervous, especially in the current climate of anger at government corruption and economic mismanagement and growing nationalism against Chinese interests.

He hopes that the current mood of anger towards mainstream parties will work in his favour, and that his own reputation will stand him in good stead.