Konstanty Gebert, a Polish journalist and essayist, believes the continuing national divisions over Smolensk will never be resolved by a public inquiry, however transparently it is conducted, because they reflect a well of long-standing anger and resentment in modern Poland.
At the rallies, ministers and union activists linked the workers' grievances with the black community's long-standing anger over police abuse, slum housing, segregated and inadequate schools, and the concentration of blacks in the lowest-paying, dirtiest jobs.
Protests began to spread from Egypt to other countries - spurred on perhaps by local media - because of a long-standing mistrust and anger at the West, something a number of groups have been able to capitalise upon.
There were reports that a June dispute in one of the region's toy factories between Uighur and Han workers, in which two Uighurs died, was the trigger, but other China-watchers suggested it might be simply pent-up anger at long-standing grievances.
Angered by long-standing social injustices, thousands of African Americans rioted, burned stores, and pillaged the area.
While this law makes it easier for workers to challenge long-standing pay discrimination, we are angered by the fact that women continue to lose billions of dollars each year to the wage gap.
His appeals for unity have taken on a special urgency since the onset of American military strikes on Afghanistan, which have provoked protests in many Muslim countries and accusations in Arab news media that the United States has launched a war on Islam while ignoring anger over such long-standing grievances as the treatment of Palestinians.
If he tends (and intends) to infuriate with his consistent cultural opportunism – a long-standing erotic fascination with Japan invariably angers interlocutors on his blog – he is also a commentator of rare imagination and insight, even when one suspects his opinions are as changeable as his eccentric attire.
They said a psychologist found "long-standing depression" and a tendency to turn "feelings of anger and hostility inward".
This has angered some of the city's more long-standing residents, who claim it as yet another example of celebrity phoniness.
There, any lingering public anger at Wall Street will be outweighed by a long-standing distaste for global regulation being foisted on the U.S. "Britain will not move unless others move with us," Brown told the central bankers and finance ministers in Edinburgh, leaving a convenient way out for the future for himself or, more likely, his successor as prime minister.
