Sentence examples for obvious anger from inspiring English sources

Those who say something struggle to be fair and to hide obvious anger.

Despite Pillai's obvious anger, Sharma was patient, but she offered no further information.

His obvious anger, and contempt for Tory opponents, is certain to keep open the party's wounds after the Maastricht furore.

"Today is day 241," Ezekwesili counters, speaking slowly in an attempt to contain her obvious anger, "and the girls are still not back.

Cardinal Spellman, one of those present, emerged from the meeting in obvious anger, and Cardinal Shehan, of Baltimore, reportedly went to see the Pope to protest.

On that occasion Cook cut a distressingly hollow-eyed figure, constrained by protocol from giving voice to his obvious anger and frustration.

"Apart from the obvious reaction – anger – my main feeling was that this was unbelievably stupid.

Now, he says, when he goes to clubs doormen are always very polite to him, but it's obvious the anger is still there.

Well, beside the obvious voter anger if politicos don't take the lead in creating more jobs, it means taking away demand that will grow the domestic economy.

This situation holds obvious potential for anger and sorrow.

His voice was clipped, his anger obvious, as he uttered a phrase that he never, ever expected to say.