Sentence examples for should be anger from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't sure if it should be anger or sadness," said Brunkala.

Perhaps the Palestinians should be angered by Yasir Arafat's having said "no" to this offer.

I looked at him, trying to decide if I should be angered by his remark.

But in recent years, there has been a worrying complacency where there should still be anger and great concern.

Voters shouldn't be angered at the prospect of liberalized trade, but should be concerned about the potential environmental impacts caused by Investor-State Dispute Settlements (ISDS) and intellectual property provisions.

There should be more anger about the fact that so many citizens feel forced to vote this way.

Gove should be as angered by this failing prison system as he was by failing schools; even his new department knows non-custodial sentences are more effective than a short spell inside from its own studies.

Gove should be as angered by this failing prison system as he was by failing schools The Right on Crime movement started when Texas realised it could no longer afford to keep building prisons to lock up rising numbers of people, especially when so many rapidly reoffended.

Would Americans please notice where we should be focusing our anger and energy?

"No more children's lives should be taken in anger and malice.

These are the facts Ramsay and every other tax payer and victim of crime should be focusing their anger on.