Sentence examples for increased anger from inspiring English sources

Yet Zimmerman says clinicians frequently see increased anger in people who come to doctors seeking help.

So far Kiev's "anti-terrorism operation" has only led to increased anger and alienation among many people in east Ukraine.

Increased Anger Control scores were found to be significant when compared with the control group (t = 2.273, P = 0.026).

But crucially, although near-apocalyptic from the inside, this transformation is barely perceptible to the observer – except for, perhaps, a certain withdrawnness, or increased anger and irritability.

The panel also warned that the war in Iraq and the conflict in the Middle East have increased anger at the United States.

But e-mail exchanges most often resulted in impasse, and often with increased anger leading to a cutoff of communications, she said.

The exposed workers also exhibited an increased anger-hostility, depression-dejection and fatigue-inertia on the profile of mood states (p < 0.05).

This seems hugely unlikely, for an increased dose of violence will only increase anger and solve no problems.

Or perhaps a symptom of her own increasing anger with things.

Particularly in London, there is also increasing anger about the recurrent presence of police on campus.

As a result, there has been increasing anger in Germany at the bailouts.