Sentence examples for rouse anger from inspiring English sources

The monologues by these attorneys, and by Mr. Langdon Lloyd as Lord Justice Steyn, sometimes have a formal, exhortative eloquence clearly meant to rouse anger and indignation.

The case roused anger in Okinawa.

They roused anger amongst the officers by falsely proclaiming that we had killed police officers.

The deal has roused anger among Greeks who say that creditors such as Germany are making humiliating demands and turning their country into a vassal state.

Whatever reason might rouse his anger.

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Among the public, the death of Osama, a fabulously wealthy Saudi, will probably rouse more anger among poor Urdu and Pashto speakers in Lahore and Peshawar than among Arabs.

Meek Mill did more than rouse the anger of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and Rap Mogul Jay-Z.

In today's political climate where Muslims are used as a scapegoat to rouse the anger of voters, the need for Muslims to vote and express their opinions is stronger than ever.

Did you do something to rouse the anger of this person (or persons)?

Bobcat is an anti-gun-control, get-off-my-lawn type who has been roused to anger by what he considers a blatant misuse of the Brooklyn Bridge.