Sentence examples for generation angry from inspiring English sources

While a handful said they were pleased with the outcome, reading through them a picture develops of a generation angry about the direction the UK has taken.

Given that sea change, is it right to expect the new generation, angry at the unfairness of Cameron's Britain, to express themselves in the same political language that we used in the 20th century?

The third generation angry, alienated, unemployed Arabs in the ghettos surrounding Paris do not find their counterparts in the Arab American communities in the US.

It is, in short, the wing of the party whose worldview was shaped more by the banking crash than the Reagan era -- a generation angry about income inequality which does not trust the generation that created the problem to fix it.

The younger generation is angry but is also busy trying to find alternative solutions.

"The men of my generation are angry, howling, nasty, searching," LeDuff writes.

There they found a generation of angry and disenfranchised young men without jobs or prospects, with nothing to lose.

But though the middle is rather blown out, it works well and gives a particular view of that generation of angry young men.

The Arab Spring can be understood as just another fault line: it represents the destabilizing rise of a large, underemployed generation of angry youth lacking clear leaders.

A new generation of angry young activists have used their mastery of the internet to tilt the party to the left.

"This generation are angry the promise of the Workers Partyy [the leftist party that has ruled Brazil for a decade] has not been fully fulfilled.