Sentence examples for generate anger from inspiring English sources

It may be that the coming crises will not so much galvanise action as generate anger, fear, and conflict.

B5 Making Adjustments COMPENSATION CONFUSION -- The fund created by Congress that could pay the families of victims in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks more than $1 million each has begun to generate anger and confusion about its fairness and effectiveness.

In the face of such big, complicated, unsettling and seemingly unstoppable national and global events, which generate anger and fear, defiance and despair in equal measure, who do we have to look to to guide us?

"They have released biased information with the purpose of strengthening their own theory," he said of the case that continues to generate anger and incredulity in Mexico and internationally.

This is where the intransigence, arrogance and colonial policies of Israel generate anger and indignation in these populations, coupled with a sense of helplessness because Israel has made a habit of not taking into account UN resolutions or international law.

Outside intervention in the north on behalf of the Kurds and a U.N. demilitarized zone in the south may also generate anger against Hussein for his military misadventures that helped carve up the country.

But the unexpected gift has generated anger.

The comments, made during women's month in South Africa, have generated anger from equality campaigners.

Violence is rising and economic conditions are ruinous, all of which are generating anger and despair.

The incarcerations have damaged US-Pakistan relations, while generating anger within both nations.

But recent Kenyan airstrikes that killed five children have generated anger among government officials and civilians alike.