Sentence examples for global anger from inspiring English sources

But how to represent this collective subject, to give a face to this global anger?

The execution in April of two Australians, a Brazilian, four Nigerians and an Indonesian sparked global anger.

And he does it partly because his rise has been one manifestation of a global anger against democracy's failures to control the rich and compensate the poor.

Back at the "global anger" panel, Zaki Laidi of the Centre d'Études et de Recherches Internationales in France, developed the theme further.

As it happened, Jack Greenberg, the chairman and C.E.O. of McDonald's, was one of the speakers featured on a panel at the economic forum on "global anger".

Other discussions likely to stir at least curiosity are one on "understanding global anger," featuring the chairman of McDonald's, Jack Greenberg, or another on "the politics of apology," with Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu and Elie Wiesel.

The host, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, said their focus would be on job creation, tax and strengthening the global economy, angering those who say climate change is the one pressing issue for the world.

With global tensions high, anger at the political establishment and fake-news dominating social media discussions, it feels like there has never been a better time to enable people to reflect on human communication on an international level.

The first time, in 2000, South Africa's government refused to accept HIV as the cause of Aids and questioned the efficacy of antiretroviral treatment (ART) – a stance that cost many lives and made South Africa the target of global derision and anger.

But the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation said on Monday: "We are appalled by the one-sided and blinkered response of chief rabbi Warren Goldstein … The ANC's unequivocal stance in the Palestinian crisis is consistent with the global outpouring of anger and a desire to see an end to the illegal occupation of Palestine".

The Panama Papers also stoked a new global awareness and anger, and many governments in addition to New Zealand have pledged to find ways to close the loopholes which enable such tax evasion arrangements.