Sentence examples for special anger from inspiring English sources

Militants have expressed special anger at France, in Facebook posts and other forums, for its intervention in neighboring Mali, a former French colony.

Electronic tags linking bins to individual homes have prompted special anger, both for their potential role in "pay-as-you-throw" bin taxes and as a "Big Brother" intrusion into family life.This clamour is simultaneously a bit odd, and revealing about the hurdles that face David Cameron's "big society", the prime minister's push to place power in the hands of local communities.

In Bikol (a language of the Philippines), there's a special anger vocabulary – many words have alternative words that refer to just the same thing but also mean you're angry.

Her repeated references to Trevor being "special" anger Gabriel, and he orders her to leave while he kills Trevor.

At a pensioners' lunch at a Bury pub (which advertises "recession specials") the anger is general: "they're all as bad as each other"; "they all promise the moon".

To these, Aquinas added the rather special case of anger [ira], which presupposes a concupiscible passion of pain, and is a resolute appetite to remove the present source of pain.

Al Jazeera case appears to be a special source of anger and frustration.

The appointment of Mr Blair's friend and fundraiser Lord Levy as a special Middle East envoy angered some in the Foreign Office and there is also puzzlement over Lord Powell's new role.

Cameron reserves a special quotient of his anger for suits who get in his way.

A puzzled foreign visitor asked a bystander why blacks were the special targets of their anger.

It takes something special to unify in anger such different nations as Afghanistan and Ireland, Singapore and Canada, and Nepal and Scotland.