Sentence examples for raised anger from inspiring English sources

Another controversial rider to increase tenfold the amount that political donors can give to parties and candidates has also raised anger among liberals who regard the two buried clauses as classic cases of Washington dysfunction.

The inclusion of women as developers and in games themselves—has often raised anger in a vocal minority of nerd-dom.

Breaking the cycle Research at the University of the West Indies has shown that once self-esteem in teachers, parents and students is raised, anger is dissipated, academics improve and violence is reduced.

But the parade issue lingered, and it erupted anew last week when the Orange Order rejected a new system for mediating routes and timing, raising anger, particularly among republicans.

Instead of raising money, she raises anger.

It was hardly ever raised in anger or raised in any way.

"I was on the plane," he said, voice raised in anger.

In the courtyard outside, voices were raised in anger and bewilderment.

The cameras showed a crowd of village men in turbans, their fists raised in anger as soldiers looked on.

No batons were raised in anger and none of Iran's "red lines" on campaigning was breached; it barely seemed like a fight at all.

At a time when Greeks have faced tax increases and wage cuts, their statements raised popular anger at the Greek political establishment.