Sentence examples for faces anger from inspiring English sources

"Tories faces anger over police killing".

The new Labour leadership faces anger and ridicule among its MPs after it executed a dramatic U-turn on a key economic policy.

Mr Bedwa faces anger from African-Americans who come to Ghana looking for roots, only to be confronted with the role of Africans in the slave trade.

The first African-American president, who wrote in his memoir that he trained himself as a young man not to let his anger show in a suspicious white society, now faces anger on an unprecedented scale from a mostly white movement.

MP demands independent review of Met's inquiry / Cameron faces anger over dinner date with Murdoch Scotland Yard detectives have asked the News of the World to hand over any evidence which could implicate one of the newspaper's senior executives in illegal phone-hacking.

Now, as he again faces anger over the conduct of the officers under him, the validity of this idea is being called into question.

She would no doubt also face anger from Democratic leaders.

All that falling backward into myself, unable to face anger, annoyance.

Police have faced anger from the community in Tottenham following Baker's death.

I know how painful it has been to face anger and frustration on the doorstep.

Last week, Sports Direct faced anger from shareholders after the company accepted that it had not treated employees properly.