Sentence examples for profound anger from inspiring English sources

Because there is now profound anger at both political parties.

He could never escape his wit and energy and ribaldry, though at times this was mixed with a profound anger.

Jeremy Corbyn articulated better than anyone else the profound anger at spiralling inequality in our world and in our country.

I actually have done paintings in the past, back in the early 80's, that came out of profound anger and confusion.

Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe expressed his grief over the attack saying: "I feel profound anger that so many innocent people have lost their lives in the cruel and nefarious terrorism".

And in Greenwich, home of dog salons and Ferrari dealerships, there is rising from the ashes of the defunct hardcore band Profound Anger a quartet called Pray for Death.

I can't explain how or why, but it filled me with a profound, seething anger… followed, inevitably, by waves of a familiar self-disgust.

Yet his respect for these men is no less profound than his anger.

But the greatest disappointment, the most profound despair and anger, is reserved for France's ruling Socialists.

This one concerns a shocking murder, and quite correctly relates the profound grief and anger of the victim's family.

But only if you spoke with African Americans can you know the profound sadness and anger they felt after that verdict.