Sentence examples for directed their anger from inspiring English sources

The rank and file directed their anger toward Milice.

They also directed their anger at the supreme deity.

In 1997, for example, protesters directed their anger at Consort Kennels, which bred beagles for animal-testing laboratories.

Few aid workers would speak on the record, fearing further recrimination, though some directed their anger at the CIA.

"Why would it possibly cost more for a digital download than printed and bound ink on paper?" Other customers directed their anger at the publishers.

There, the protesters, standing on the broad sidewalk, directed their anger and frustration at the officers who stood between them and City Hall.

People are directing their anger at the government now".

The social worker, who was still clearly in some pain, asked crowds not to direct their anger at all policemen.

Others "are still hurting," he says, and direct their anger at him; he usually suffers in martyr-like silence.

And rather than direct their anger solely at Hezbollah, this time the Lebanese state is in their sites.

"The American people are rightly directing their anger at corporate America," one senior White House strategist said today.