Sentence examples for fierce anger from inspiring English sources

Other supporters continued to direct fierce anger toward Clinton.

Often it is accompanied by fierce anger at Turkey's recalcitrance.

"Fair peace is becoming to man," says Ovid, "fierce anger belongs to the beasts".

This approach explains both Facebook's swift, extraordinary success at drawing users and the fierce anger that it sometimes provokes.

Eastwood considers recent events with a fierce anger even as he considers the universal span of human experience with an Olympian ruefulness.

Ms. Jungr reflected on Simone's notorious cantankerousness and the fierce anger that sometimes drove her to walk off the stage in the middle of performances.

He is fierce in anger, but never active, and even when his ague-smitten hand holds the pistol to shoot, his beady eyes betray his cowardly spirit.

What was really striking about Green's don't-come-to-Jesus moment was its equable complacency — not fierce, argumentative anger, but a kind of bland, blank, bored congenial scorn.

She made all those same protestations.' " Mr. McNally's Callas is a flamboyant, larger-than-life personality, a molten core of fierce pride, anger and despair wrapped in layer upon layer of affectation, self-aggrandizement and withering sarcasm.

What was really striking about Green's don't-come-to-Jesus moment was its equable complacency not fierce, argumentative anger, but a kind of bland, blank, bored congenial scorn.

The party is deeply and bitterly divided between those who want to see the current president, Jacob Zuma, elected for another five-year term, and those seeking a fresh start for a party rocked by scandal and fierce public anger over deepening inequality, stark poverty and joblessness.