Sentence examples for religious anger from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Albasha said, Mr. Muhammad found his own way to religious anger after converting to Islam in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

He pointed out that Christians as well as Muslims in Egypt condemned the film, and praised the press for describing the protests as "public anger" rather than "religious anger".

The rich, who roil up and finance Tea Party and righteous religious anger against sex and women and blacks and Latinos and Muslims and gays and (ugh!) Europe.

But it's hard for me to tell whether the TP has become another vehicle for religious Right anger or if some possible public alliance between, say, Focus on the Family and the more diffuse Tea Party insurgency lies ahead.

To many other Turks, however, the attackers were religious types angered by the liberal lifestyle they'd been forced to witness: uncovered women, gay men, art, alcohol.

He was never going to tell me, and Mom's religious explanation angered me.

It is not just broadcasters who fear the power of religious advertising to anger customers.

Most of the recruits grow up without fathers and without any religious knowledge — only anger and alienation in the banlieues.

They too had an advertisement rejected, by broadcasters who may have shared Fox's fear that any religious message could anger some of the audience.

The book illustrates how Cartesian thought, as opposed to physical Cartesian relics, became enough of a repudiation of religious faith to anger the Catholic Church.

"It's a mélange of hatred, political anger, religious intolerance, but also a pro-Christian message that to most of us seems perverse and warped," said Rodney A. Smolla, who argued the case for the defendants.