Sentence examples for eruption of anger from inspiring English sources
Indeed, that eruption of anger was 35 years too late.
The protests were an eruption of anger that started with a peaceful march by tens of thousands of Islamists on Friday.
"We are concerned about a spontaneous eruption of anger, particularly in urban areas," said Brian Raftopoulos, the chairman of the committee.
"The Gezi protests were an eruption of anger over continuous pressure by a government that did not listen to people's problems," says Yaman, who though never a protester was sympathetic to the cause.
Unlike the spontaneous eruption of anger in December, the demonstrations across New Delhi on Saturday and Sunday seemed far more deliberately political as protesters complained that the government and the police were not doing enough to prevent sexual crimes.
That eruption of anger when Van Gaal removed Anthony Martial during an uptight 1-0 win over CSKA Moscow to put on his "Plan B", Marouane Fellaini, had been building slowly.
The eruptions of anger in Manchester and east London represent a mood rather than a movement.
The older Knausgaard terrorises his two sons, his thwarted hopes finding expression as sarcasm (Karl Ove has a speech impediment, which is cruelly mocked) or eruptions of anger occasioned by the most minor infringements of discipline.
At the same time, the so-called economic "reform agenda" (lovingly chronicled in Kelly's work) has fostered a deep disengagement from the political process in particular, and the public sphere more generally – a disengagement manifesting itself as a prevailing apathy, occasionally punctuated by sharp eruptions of anger.
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