Sentence examples for huge anger from inspiring English sources
His stance had sparked huge anger among the affected doctors in training, 98% of whom voted for strike action in protest.
A year ago, Cameron put British relations with Pakistan in the deep freeze by claiming the country's leadership was facing both ways on terrorism – remarks that caused huge anger across the Pakistan government, military and intelligence services.
Within Bush House, he did not run away from the huge anger felt by staff who knew that their credibility turned on their audience's absolute belief in the BBC's trustworthiness.
It has been a dark and soul-searching time for the music world; there has been huge anger both about the abuse itself and the culture in which it took root.
His statement caused huge anger among junior doctors, while NHS employers quickly distanced themselves from the health secretary, saying they supported the terms of the contract but not the imposition of it.
After spending more than six hours with him, though, Mr. Nesbitt believed: "He's an explosive personality, a man of huge anger and repression — as brutal as this sounds, a fantastic case study to observe and listen to.
"I have a huge remaining anger that I was not told certain things at a time when I was supposed to be told everything," he says.
The massacre has provoked huge public anger in the US in after a year of rising racial tensions that led to riots in Ferguson, Missouri, and nationwide protests over police brutality and the deaths of young black men.
The massacre has provoked huge public anger in the US after a year of rising racial tensions that led to riots in Ferguson, Missouri, and nationwide protests over police brutality and the deaths of young black men.
Mr Choi's story has highlighted the government's habitual indifference, and caused outrage.Unlike in Japan, where the abduction of at least 17 people has caused huge popular anger, the kidnappings have aroused little public indignation or government activity in South Korea.
The move follows a train crash on 23 July that killed 40 people and sparked huge public anger.
