"fiery anger" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe intense or passionate anger, typically accompanied by a sense of heat or burning. Example: The politician's fiery anger was evident as he delivered his speech, slamming his fist on the podium and raising his voice to a shout.
Mr. Shea said he started out favoring Dr. Dean because he liked his "fiery anger".
The political system is prone to too much fiery anger, wild accusation and vicious name-calling, and Mr Samak is a particularly bad offender.
He apologized for being absent, but said "I am completely at a loss as to how to handle the fiery anger and hate from you that has become more and more frequent," he wrote.
For instance, if you hate it when your housemates leave their dirty dishes for you to wash, you might want build up some fiery anger in your heart by going to the kitchen and looking at the overflowing sink or even just thinking hard about them leaving their plates there without washing them.
Jamadagni belongs to that class of irascible holy men who fill Sanskrit literature with their fiery and unforgiving anger.
"Or we can agree to keep ignoring the roots of how systemically, historically disenfranchised many African-American communities still are - only paying attention to them when we fear their periodic, fiery ball of anger threatens to enter our airspace like some kind of Alex Haley's comet and, once again, breathing a blissful sigh of forgetful relief when it's another near-miss".
Some of its writers now support legalizing same-sex marriage, while others maintain that it would anger our fiery, righteous God into destroying civilization in the near future.
Thus, the mayor, full of fiery words and public anger about what he said are false accusations, was proving himself to be a fighter with a decent punch, at least rhetorically.
While the protest remained peaceful, the fiery speeches were filled with anger as protesters gathered at the Mall, about half a mile from the American Consulate in Lahore.
Mr. Gormley, who is known in the State House for a fiery temper and flashes of anger, lightheartedly referred to such criticism in his speech today.
Blogger Don Hall delivered a fiery speech on the limits of anger and the need for civility and the novelty band BC performed "10-30-10" a funny folk-rap rally anthem that was written for the occasion.
