Sentence examples for points of anger from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's advisers have been studying in particular Mr. McCain's temperament and mood and looking for potential flash points of anger.

Yet there is one legitimate point of anger.

Apart from its pure wrongness, the edit has the potential to be an enduring point of anger and confusion.

Frustration, to the point of anger, and a taste for the absurd are motifs in the show, the flip side to its optimistic experimentation.

That this does not cover blasphemy, thanks to France's history of bloody anticlerical struggle which led to the separation of religion and state in 1905, is a point of anger among some Muslims.

As our colleague Kareem Fahim has explainedthe oil-rich Eastern Province is a stronghold of Saudi Arabia's Shiite Muslim minority, and it has long been a focal point of anger at the Sunni monarchy and of Shiite complaints about discrimination.

Over the next several months, CountMeOut became a focal point of anger at the church; 12,000 people downloaded the official form for defection -- "Defectio ab Ecclesia Catholica Actu Formali" -- from the site.

"Colemanballs" in Private Eye – a fortnightly log of commentators' gaffes and tautologies – irritated him to the point of anger, and Coleman denied just about all the entries attributed to him.

The union has listed several grievances in its public statements, but the main point of anger has to do with a state law that requires school systems to put in place an evaluation system in which a teacher's total rating depends partly on student test scores.

Followed by unrelenting questioning to get to the bottom of something a leader is believed to be hiding, pushing the leader to a point of anger, embarrassment or even humiliation to get a straight answer to a question he doesn't want to answer.

Recently, the tech industry has become a focal point of anger because there is such a jarring disconnect between the "Change The World" language of our industry and the very real and rising inequalities that sit in our own backyard.