Sentence examples for ongoing anger from inspiring English sources

Protests led by veteran civil rights leaders and the parents of Trayvon Martin are set to take place across the US on Saturday, amid ongoing anger over the acquittal of the man who shot dead the unarmed black teenager.

Even if your efforts are shot right down, knowing that you've said no to a life full of ongoing anger and controversy can feel pretty damn good.

The visceral power of ongoing anger, criticism, guilt and punishment from anyone - family, bosses, friends, partners - has lasting and grave repercussions.

Prosecutors in the case say the motion conjures up several examples of Brown's ongoing anger management issues, as evidenced, they say, in the brawl with Ocean and in the 2011 outburst that found the singer throwing a chair through a window while on "Good Morning America".

For human beings a stressor could have a psychological origin (ongoing anger, anxiety, or depression) but can also originate from a biological insult (an infection, a burn, or a myocardial infarction).

The majority leader acknowledged ongoing Democratic anger with the deal as outlined, saying, "I think some of us would like to change it".

"Geauga County has been in an ongoing state of mourning, anger and community support for the victims and their families," lawyers for the teenager, T. J. Lane, 17, said in their request.

In a Daily Politics film, Giles Dilnot looked at its role, and whether it can help rebuild the reputation of the banks amid ongoing public distrust and anger.

"But an even bigger concern I found from them was their anger at the ongoing way the church concealed the crimes, and a need for those people to also be held to account," Courtin says.

The suspect, Anderson Scrubb, of Snyder Avenue, attacked the victim, Gloria Boney, 69, in a fit of anger during an ongoing dispute with one of her relatives over money that he believed was owed him, the police said.

He says in anger at the ongoing political situation in the country.