Sentence examples for potent anger from inspiring English sources

To older fears about loss of sovereignty, mass immigration and (more recently) the rise of Islam have been added an equally potent anger about bitter austerity, rampant unemployment and inequality – a cocktail that means contemporary Euroscepticism is alive across the political spectrum.

Like most working class Tories, he's far more radical than the Etonian wing, driven by a potent anger at the State that stems in part from his Hungarian refugee roots.

Our results suggest that rejection was a potent source of anger for most people and that social anxiety predicted both anger and EA in response to imagined rejection.

William Boyd's stirring World War I drama "The Trench" joins a sizable list of films that evoke the futility of war and the tragic waste of young lives with a potent and simmering anger.

He was set to become the biggest single party in the lower house, riding a potent wave of anger against rampant waste and corruption by ageing political leaders.

Will he push through a reform he argues is essential for the future, or will the potent blend of worker anger and youth revolt force a climbdown?

Nowhere were the displays of anger more potent than in Ferguson itself, where 18-year-old Brown was killed on 9 August this year.

A potent brew of glee, anger and frustration is bubbling away.

They are places where fear, despair and anger – a pretty potent cocktail, as most prison staff would attest – are palpable.

The shooting, on Sept. 16, and the deaths of two Iraqi women in a shooting by a different security company on Tuesday, have provoked anger at politically potent levels of Iraqi society.

These particular news stories -- celebrations marred by violence -- make me recall the particularly potent marriage between alcohol and anger, a feature of drinking you'll never see depicted in the glossy, fun-filled ads for Stoli or Bud.