Sentence examples for reflection of the anger from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ready is a reflection of the anger over illegal immigration in Arizona.

Dr Johann Malawana, the new leader of the committee, described the decision as "a reflection of the anger felt by the thousands of junior doctors who have told us that the government's position is not acceptable".

The weekend response of the Foreign Office minister Kim Howells to a letter from British Muslim leaders that says the prime minister's policies share the blame for the threat and reality of violence may have sounded clever to him, but the letter is a reflection of the anger and frustration spreading in the community.

"The emergence of such extremist groups such as the Salafists in Jordan is always a reflection of the anger and disappointment by the people at large with some choosing to express this by joining such groups," he said.

For many Greeks, the left's ascent is the best reflection yet of the anger unleashed by successive waves of cuts and tax increases in a nation whose economy has worsened dramatically under international tutelage.

"That is simply a reflection of the staff anger at attempts to bulldoze through cuts to jobs, services and safety which would reduce the Tube to a dangerous, hollowed-out shell", Mr Crow told BBC London 94.9.

During the news conference, he was hit with a number of tough questions and accusations from journalists — a reflection of the mounting anger at the banks and real estate developers, who are generally perceived to be responsible for the three consecutive years of negative growth that have battered Irish citizens.

Recent months have seen growing signs of a rapprochement between Turkey and Russian president Vladimir Putin, but Turkish officials insist this trend was underway before the coup and should not be seen as a reflection of any anger with the US.

His original bookend scenes in which Ricky and Jane are prosecuted for Lester's murder after being framed by Col. Fitts —were excised in post-production; the writer later felt the scenes were unnecessary, saying they were a reflection of his "anger and cynicism" at the time of writing (see "Editing").

The 227-to-188 vote to open travel to Cuba was not as decisive as a similar vote last year, a reflection of anger over the Castro government's recent crackdown on political dissidents.

In another reflection of growing anger among some Israelis, the deputy internal security minister, Gidon Ezra, said today that an inquiry into the police's handling of a violent Israeli Arab demonstration last October, in which 13 Arabs were killed, should be suspended because it was constraining the police.