Sentence examples for fire and anger from inspiring English sources

Stephen Boxer also captures all the fire and anger of the pathfinding Tyndale.

Aislin McGuckin also registers vigorously the fire and anger of the ousted Queen Elizabeth, Susan Engel seethes with silvery horror as Richard's mother and Joanna Vanderham turns Lady Anne into a bewildered pawn in Richard's game.

But as the year draws to an end – as the lethargy of holidays washes over us all – I can't help but wonder how long this period of fire and anger will last/ And how will we use it?

"The actions of the police are merely pouring oil on the fire and angering people.

He has to fight fire with fire, and wield anger in the service of what right, true, and good.

As more people get fired and their anger increases, the emotionally unstable among us may turn to revenge.

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

In this regard, librarians are true civil servants, obligated to remain calm under fire and withhold their anger, disgust and side-splitting laughter until they are behind closed doors.

Argue with the person a really long time, and then just say, "I've got to go"., and leave him or her on fire with anger and the longing to prove he/she is always right.

I think it fueled this fire, the fire of anger and just made me determined to fight injustice with all of the energy and strength that I could muster.

But again, his caricatures of crime in black communities are little more than lies intended to fire up anger and mobilize those whites currently on the fence about supporting a Republican candidate that they see as racist.