Sentence examples for degree of anger from inspiring English sources
"It did surprise me, the degree of anger.
Most people I know have got a degree of anger about something.
A Labour source said: "There is a high degree of anger.
The demands of protesters and the degree of anger have evolved since the start of the protests in July.
It reinforces in my mind the fact that the public still feel a degree of anger about the expenses scandal.
Wall Street, Katrina, the mortgage bubble, being lied to about Iraq – are you trying to tell me some degree of anger is not appropriate?
Then a routine checkup resulted in a shocking diagnosis — chronic myelogenous leukemia, commonly called C.M.L. "My initial disbelief was followed by varying degrees of anger and denial," Mr. Cooper said.
The ones who stayed behind in the stadium and rejoiced while their counterparts left in varying degrees of anger and resignation.
He said the accounting firms "realize the degree of righteous anger of investors" over both tax shelters and manipulated financial statements at some publicly traded companies.
"If anybody says we're cruel, they don't know what they're talking about," George said, with a degree of repressed anger at what he feels is a general misunderstanding of the ways of sporting estates.
But King's subsequent comment that he was "surprised that the degree of public anger has not been greater than it has" suggests that either he had a very high expectation, or that he has misread the public mood.
