Sentence examples for expressed deep anger from inspiring English sources

The officials publicly voiced support for him but privately expressed deep anger about his stewardship.

In an interview, Mr. Wagner expressed deep anger at the government.

In a recent interview, Mr. Bastrykin was asked about the article and expressed deep anger.

A string of EU leaders expressed deep anger in private on the margins of the Brussels summit at Cameron's Euroscepticism.

Relatives of the hostages, reached by telephone in Beirut, expressed deep anger upon hearing Mr. Dadikhi's demands.

Pakistanis, from taxi drivers to pundits, expressed deep anger at their government and at Washington, and they urged President Pervez Musharraf not to dispatch troops to Iraq.

Elisabeth Rosenthal (NYT) JAPAN: TOKYO TERROR REMEMBERED -- Expressing "deep anger" for the religious group formerly known as Aum Shinrikyo, Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi laid flowers at a Tokyo subway station where, five years ago, the sect released nerve gas that killed 12 people and injured hundreds of others.

Araki's view of his characters is often amused but always compassionate, though he also can express deep anger deftly.

Egypt's top Muslim authority, the 1,000 year old Al-Azhar university revered by Sunni Muslims around the world, issued a statement expressing "deep anger over the lowly terrorist act" by what it called a "Satanic, terrorist" group.

But Saudi rulers had previously expressed deep private anger over President Barack Obama's approach to Iran, seen by the Kingdom as a major regional foe, and at de-facto cooperation between the US and Iran in the fight against Isis in Iraq.

His family have expressed "deep sorrow and anger" and said they were determined to find out what happened.