Sentence examples for famous anger from inspiring English sources

Raising fond memories of his famous anger over the nomination of Sarah Palin as Republican John McCain's running mate in 2008, he continued: "I just got a text from my dad: 'Happy birthday, my boy.

The spectacle of a Mr. McCain smiling a tight smile to mask his famous anger and an agitated Mr. Bush sputtering in indignation -- both far less articulate than Mr. Keyes -- was compelling enough to make one forget that a couple of testy Democrats, with no primary until next month, were also campaigning somewhere or another.

Punk shows in the 80s were famous for anger.

In a famous passage of On Anger (III 36.3 4) Seneca tells his readers how he, every evening, examines himself.

Some people took out their anger on the famous totems of the colonel's bizarre dictatorship, or its vulgar trappings.

The father of the narrator in Ginzburg's biography of a family and their era – spanning the rise of fascism and the Nazi era – is famous for his outbreaks of anger.

One famous case of Emily's anger was recorded by Charlotte Brontë's first biographer and fellow author Elizabeth Gaskell, who in her 1857 biography recalled how the family dog was left "half blind and stupefied" after Emily punched it in the face for dirtying the laundry.

Anger, as one famous study showed, is the emotion that spreads the fastest online, but fear can't be far behind on that list.

Amongst the famous names also to express anger over QI not being shown in the US include comedian John Hodgman, who appeared as a "fifth guest" in the second episode of Series G.

Haitians have a famous saying about shame and anger; my mother says it all the time when talking about someone who hides behind a wall of anger because they are ashamed of their own behavior but won't or don't know how to admit it.

Mr. Pacino brought intense fire and a revelatory anger to Shylock's most famous speech ("If you prick us, do we not bleed?").