Sentence examples for demonstrate their anger from inspiring English sources
While British ministers have been careful not to promise any retaliation against the Chinese government, their statements demonstrate their anger at what they regard as Beijing's refusal to recognise Shaikh's basic human rights.
Democrats plan a series of protests on and off the floors of Congress this week to demonstrate their anger that 6.5 million low-income families were left out of the economic stimulus package and will not be receiving the checks.
The action was on the morning talk shows, where leaders of both parties pointed fingers, and on the Senate steps, where Republicans gathered to demonstrate their anger at Mr. Reid.
Thousands of protesters are gathering across Russia to demonstrate their anger about disputed parliamentary polls.
Protesters have gathered across the US to demonstrate their anger at the decision not to prosecute the police officer who put Eric Garner in a chokehold.
Bulls fans were handed the stage provided by the presence of the live TV cameras at Aggborough to demonstrate their anger towards former owner Tommy Agombar, who they say still runs the fallen club despite being under an FA ban.
They were demonstrating their anger that nobody in public office has ever been convicted of any offence following the 1989 FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest.
Europe's voters are angry and disillusioned and they have demonstrated their anger and disillusion in three main ways.The most obvious was by abstaining.
Demonstrating their anger at the impact on their savings, hundreds of Cypriots cut short traditional family picnics that mark the first Monday of Orthodox lent and gathered at the Nicosia parliament to protest.
California Conservatives demonstrated their anger and alarm at the changing face of their state and duly discovered that it is hard to win elections in a state that you seem to dislike.
In recent weeks, shareholders at the Swiss bank UBS and the British lender Barclays have also demonstrated their anger at pay packages awarded to executives even as their companies' shares fell.
