Sentence examples for initial anger from inspiring English sources

Responding to O'Connor's initial anger, Cyrus had also tweeted: "Sinéad.

SH I can't see any point in pursuing revenge beyond initial anger.

His initial anger towards his perpetrators, he said, has been damped down as war crimes tribunals have got under way.

A series win – but hardly a romp – allowed Farbrace to reflect that, despite the management's initial anger, it was "probably even a good thing that some didn't come".

He pointed to a recent radio talk show on which a caller said he had felt initial anger toward Abdul-Rauf.

The mere mention of Mr. Smith invokes passionate reactions at Goldman, but much of the initial anger seems to have dissipated.

Where are they now?' After a slow initial reaction, anger is building in Khartoum.

There have been some harsh stares and unspoken words, he concedes, reflecting initial American anger from which those aboard the Enterprise could hardly be immune.

"I think the album was part of the mourning process," Krell says now. "I was dealing with the initial shock, anger, misery and pain, then working it through in my music.

But however understandable and justified the initial response, anger and panic can neither continue to define who we are, nor lead us to continue to sacrifice a broad set of constitutional rights.

The Tour de France organisers, Amaury Sport Organisation, were among the first to express their outrage at the possibility that the winner had cheated, saying: "If the control test confirms the initial finding, anger and sadness will dominate the feelings of all those who got so excited about the 2006 Tour de France".