Sentence examples for demonstration of anger from inspiring English sources
President Obama's decision on Wednesday to dismiss the acting commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service was a largely symbolic demonstration of anger and authority.
She went on to clarify that she would not condone violence against other people but rather was talking only about a boisterous demonstration of anger.
That was the first significant demonstration of anger over the devalued rial, which has injected new uncertainty into the daily lives of Iranians by worsening the already high inflation rate.
Yesterday's walkout by Liverpool supporters, in the 77th minute of the home game against Sunderland, was an unprecedented demonstration of anger, frustration and resentment at a newly unveiled ticket pricing scheme, which quickly degenerated into a PR car crash.
In the aftermath, amid the "unified agonised outcry" over a terrible crime that had robbed so many of family and friends, "there could so easily have been demonstrations of anger," he said.
But as the protest ends, tonight both ministers and protesters are acknowledging the events at Millbank Tower today are likely to be "just the beginning" of public demonstrations of anger over cuts.
To be quite honest, out of the Middle East region, I thought such a rebellious act would come from Egypt where the opposition to President Mubarak's regime is so fierce and vocal that public demonstrations of anger and dismay have become a routine".
The Birmingham manager, Lee Clark, switched to 4-4-2, pushing initiArthurrthur and then Wes Thomas up alongside Clayton Donaldson, but Lennon, reserving demonstrations of anger for when his side conceded possession, must have been reasonably happy with the manner in which his side coped with City's growing pressure.
Several thousand gathered in Paris to march on the Education Ministry in a demonstration of their anger at the measure, which is to be signed next month.
Some, with reactionary propensities, continued for years to cite Hammond's one-time colleague Charlie Parker for what they saw as his unforgivable demonstration of public anger.
