Sentence examples for sort of anger from inspiring English sources
Also, in Gackowski's experience, effective wrestlers tend to work off of some sort of anger.
Was there some sort of anger that I had not otherwise acknowledged?
Martine is almost entirely devoid of any sort of anger or even regret.
"We made a strategic decision not to communicate with any sort of anger," added Pat Fallon, chairman of Fallon Worldwide, which is part of the Publicis Groupe.
I don't bear grudges and I can probably count on the fingers of one hand the people I still feel any sort of anger towards.
Yes! Probably still youthful anger at deep stuff, like your mum not approving of you, not being good enough, that sort of anger.
Ruiz lashed out at Jones, saying: "It's sort of angered me.
"People are just sort of simmering with the kind of anger that they can't really define, and this kind of movie gives them some kind of release," he said.
I challenge Kelly and her behaviour reverts back to the sort of debilitating anger of a couple of years ago.
"I have a sort of class anger," she confessed, "though now I live in Princeton, New Jersey, it seems very ill-placed".
HENOKO, Japan — At first glance, this tiny fishing village can appear a hotbed of the sort of Okinawan anger that has damaged America's ties with Japan.
