Sentence examples for gauge of anger from inspiring English sources

Screaming is a good gauge of anger.

"The fans are passionate," said Wright, who has been here five and a half seasons and can gauge the levels of anger in an opening day booing.

"Any ruler who browses the comments section of a Website can gauge the level of anger, outrage and utter dismissal of official rhetoric," it said.

It is also hard to gauge the full extent of anger at Toyota.

It is also hard to gauge the true breadth of anger since the plotters have every interest in exaggerating the numbers in the shadows.

"If they [government] don't gauge the anger now, they run a real risk of not giving the public any outlet to express their views.

The toll of anger.

Lots of anger and cigarettes.

A lot of anger there.

The psychophysiological manifestation of anger can vary in response to the motivational context of anger provocation.

Or out of anger?