Sentence examples for spontaneous anger from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly there is spontaneous anger among many Palestinians that Mr. Arafat will find difficult to calm.

Mr Hayden's case is that the Obama administration's belief that the Benghazi attack reflected spontaneous anger over the YouTube clips reflects its "wishful thinking" on terror.

When did the spontaneous anger against those slandered, the sincere punch in the face for the stigmatized, fade away?

Married men under the age of 30 who live in outlying areas around cities were more likely than other demographics to show a pattern of spontaneous anger while simultaneously having access to guns.

The highest reporting rates were found for having allegations made against you (14.3%), threats or actual physical violence or abuse (14.3%) and being shouted at or being the target of spontaneous anger (12.9%).

The most prevalent behaviours included work-related behaviours (eg, unmanageable workload and someone withholding information that affects an individual's performance), being humiliated over work, socially isolating behaviours (eg, being ignored) and being shouted at or being the target of spontaneous anger.

There are clearly cultural difference between the West and the Muslim world, but the nature of the current furor — delayed, disproportionate and violently political — makes it look to me less like the spontaneous, righteous anger of a cultural clash than an organized, cynical move by Islamists to manipulate ignorant, unstable masses.

"We are concerned about a spontaneous eruption of anger, particularly in urban areas," said Brian Raftopoulos, the chairman of the committee.

The album opens with "You're On Fire," a relatively straightforward song about spontaneous combustion (or anger management) that rides along on power chords and surging backup vocals.

Unlike the spontaneous eruption of anger in December, the demonstrations across New Delhi on Saturday and Sunday seemed far more deliberately political as protesters complained that the government and the police were not doing enough to prevent sexual crimes.

It's a performance full of revealing moments: the sudden false smile Kinnear flashes at a colleague to check his inner rage, and the spontaneous flush of anger when Cassio patronisingly says to Desdemona: "You may relish him more in the soldier than in the scholar".