Sentence examples for recent anger from inspiring English sources

It wasn't Columbia, though, that provoked the most recent anger.

Invoking Mr. Snowden, the composer noted the paradox between recent anger over government surveillance and the willingness of consumers to give information to advertisers.

Turkey's recent anger at Syria's crackdown has fed feelings of betrayal in the government because Turkey was viewed as a centerpiece in that vision.

And despite the Republicans' best efforts, little of Westchester residents' recent anger over soaring tax rates has translated into disenchantment with the Democratic incumbency.

Setting aside the recent anger he has shown because of his divorce, Mr. Sarkozy backslapped and hugged his way through the day.

MUCH of the recent anger over bank bonuses has been focused on Goldman Sachs, which, according to results just published, accumulated a further $5.4 billion for its staff in the most recent quarter.

When, in recent months, anger among the Sunni led to demonstrations, these were put down with a significant loss of life.

In recent weeks, anger among Islamic populations has affected American research 1,900 miles to the west of Baghdad and 1,500 miles to the east.

The sympathy for the protesters could prove to be a turning point in the current popularity of fur, since in recent years anger at the use of animal skins has been widely replaced by apathy.

While unsettling and upsetting, it's normal to feel all kinds of emotions in response to your father's recent death — anger, sadness, loneliness, shock, and emptiness are among just some of the feelings people commonly experience with the loss of a parent or loved one.

In recent months, anger over rising drug costs set off a civil war within the pharmaceutical industry, pitting drug makers against other players in the health care system, including the little-known pharmacy benefit managers that negotiate with drug makers on behalf of insurers, large employers and government health programs.