Sentence examples for radiating anger from inspiring English sources

At the end she stalks off the black-spattered floor, radiating anger.

You stared at him, radiating anger, for minutes.

Then, when Judge Kavanaugh's turn came to speak in the afternoon, the feeling of the event shifted dramatically, as the Supreme Court nominee radiated anger over his nomination process.

He radiated anger over the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in the United States, Roe v. Wade, calling it in 2009 "the worst Supreme Court decision since Dred Scott," which found in 1857 that black slaves were property and not citizens.

She silenced him immediately and radiated anger.

As he stalked off after that run out, radiating cold anger, Kohli looked back at his batting partner with the dead black eyes of a shark.

Despite most characters' silence in that moment, you could feel a righteous anger radiating off the screen, and throughout Season 2 -- despite all the soapy twists and turns and power struggles and romances -- "OITNB" didn't forget about Jimmy and the issues her fate raised.

The trip proved very difficult in light of Greece's economic situation and "waves of depression and anger radiated from all directions.

Several of the president's advisers also feared that Wall Street's anger would radiate into the broader business community, driving the narrative that Obama was anti-business.

My anger at times was white hot and I could almost feel the heat of it radiating out from my body.

Trying to understand the unseemly anger radiating from the bench, I came up with two theories.