Sentence examples for spectacle of anger from inspiring English sources
The year 2011 was an evanescent spectacle of anger.
Last year, rioters, and the Occupy protesters encamped at St. Paul's Cathedral, staged their own spectacles of anger and dissent.
This was a great game, and made an unforgettable point — a sport from which the testosterone-fueled spectacle of fakery, anger, and general incivility is banished isn't made insipid; it's made truly beautiful.
The world wanted to know if there might just be some flashpoint of anger, some spectacle of rage that would be something of an echo of the affray in the Olympic Pool in Melbourne in 1956 when Hungary played Russia in a water polo match soon after Soviet tanks had rolled into Budapest.
While the World Service and local radio shed jobs, the spectacle of beyond-contract payoffs has angered stretched BBC staff.
The era of anger has, in large part, passed, with the world tuning into the spectacle of Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding earlier this month, the gloss of its fairytale connotations and illustrious history transfixing billions.
The spectacle of Brazil's business capital's being paralyzed by a single, previously announced strike prompted a new round of anger at the government's failure to invest in infrastructure and renewed concerns over possible breakdowns in road, airport and communications systems when Brazil hosts the soccer World Cup in 2014 and the Olympic Games in 2016.
Lots of anger and cigarettes.
His explosion of anger in the Broadway production of Christopher Hampton's translation of Yasmina Reza's play The God of Carnage remains one of the most terrifying spectacles I have ever seen on stage.
