Sentence examples for similar anger from inspiring English sources

An hour's drive away, the small city of Chalkida harboured similar anger.

In fact, a similar anger exists within segments of the white community.

One activist who described himself as an "anti-agreement socialist republican", voiced similar anger.

Similar anger and confusion comes through, however peripherally, in a second show in Exit Art's back gallery.

British readers may remember similar anger about the so-called "sus law" in the 1970s and 80s.

There has been similar anger, though not riots, in New York where taxi licences, called "medallions", can cost a million dollars.

Having read about similar "anger-management rooms" in cities such as Tokyo and Los Angeles, the bookshop's manager, Abdel-Rahman Saad, decided the concept was worth bringing to Cairo.

And as more middle-class families like the Gulbransons land in the safety net in Chisago and similar communities, anger at the government has increased alongside.

It was led by two pioneering intellectuals, Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei, who had travelled to Beijing to sit the imperial examinations that guaranteed a comfortable career as a mandarin, a system that had for centuries accorded scholarship a special kudos.A similar patriotic anger animated protests in Beijing on May 4th 1919.

A straw poll at a seminar of young researchers at a think-tank in Dhaka this week suggested a similar mood though anger remained over Indian border shootings.For India, however, the risk is that it is betting too heavily on Sheikh Hasina, who is becoming increasingly autocratic.

Perhaps the image of a dangerously ignorant young soldier compels Owen and should compel us to similar urgency, anger, and compassion.