Sentence examples for even more anger from inspiring English sources

Or might they instead whip up even more anger?

And the history of the Black Hills sparks even more anger.

Any backroom dealings between Iceland and its lenders is likely to be received with even more anger by Icelanders.

Monitoring a cap system would be an administrative nightmare, evoking even more anger over big-government intervention in our lives.

These incidents, already awful enough, are often amplified and distorted by Russian media, leading to even more anger among the crowds in what is becoming a downward spiral of hatred and violence.

By blocking all gatherings the authorities reveal their fear of opposition assembly yet, by their action, they create even more anger among the supporters of high-ranking ayatollahs, each with their own powerful support groups.

Even more angering than the partial vindication is the film's vision of unequal justice in America.

Steven E. Landsburg, an economist at the University of Rochester, was understandably cheered by Mr. Bush's opposition to price caps and even more angered by his move to limit steel imports.

The same was true of Watergate, although Richard Nixon's actions may have generated even more genuine anger.

Instead, he stared at her as though she had walked into the conversation uninvited, and then he had closed the back door very quietly … somehow the quietness filled a room even more than the anger".

"It's even more than the anger, though," Pat observes as the visual album dazzles him -- how could it not?