Sentence examples for latent anger from inspiring English sources

Boyce also spoke of latent anger at the state in Brinsley's social-media posts.

"The uprising we see now is the latent anger against the Indian state that has erupted again".

Certainly the time pressures built into many modern lives -- urban, suburban and rural -- give many opportunities for latent anger to erupt.

Maybe I'm not there long enough to sense latent anger or profound despair, but Halden doesn't feel like a place where you have to look over your shoulder.

Latent anger; conspiracy theories; refusal to face the challenges of the 21st century; inadequate reforms leading to more problems and more anger.

Sometimes, as in the case of Nuts in May and particularly Abigail's Party, his characters' language has entered the vernacular; at other times his latent anger has informed some powerful state-of-the-nation dramas, most notably Naked and 1984's hard-edged family drama Meantime.

After his NBC internship and several years in the New York comedy clubs, Mr. Helms was invited in 2006 to follow his fellow "Daily Show" correspondent Steve Carell to "The Office," to play Andy, an eager-to-please underling with some latent anger-management issues.

The intended recipients of my father's latent, projected anger were diverse and multigenerational; I knew well enough to enjoy his company in small, many-peopled doses and to always stand quiet guard on behalf of my children.

When Americans believe those at the top are not playing by the rules, their latent ambivalence about wealth turns to anger.

This study uses the recollections of children who lived through the disaster in Tokyo and Yokohama, in addition to a critical passage from the Tokyo novelist Ema Shū's disaster memoir When the Sheep Rise in Anger to explore how latent Japanese prejudices against Koreans created an affective environment that led to massacre.

And yet, as the two Adams men understood, the mob is latent in the crowd: At moments of great division, the mob can be summoned by a figure who exploits its anger and fear.