Sentence examples for start anger from inspiring English sources

Parents of children starting last week voiced a mixture of emotions: relief at having somewhere for their children to start; anger at the way the council has handled the issue; and fear for the future.

About two weeks after the kids are on vacation and your first full week stuck inside because the thunderstorms have started, anger starts to seep in.

Within minutes of the start, the anger of private investors, many of whom received free shares when Abbey converted from a building society in 1989, surfaced.

When you start showing anger, the shields come up and it will be like talking to a wall.

If you suspect that he/she started the fight and "started" his/her anger, don't scold him/her right away.

So it started with anger, but I wasn't angry the night I shot him.

Yet, it was significant that what started as anger over a fraudulent election result, had, a year later, evolved into the demand for a different form of rule.

It started with anger over a policy change at ground zero and culminated in an ugly protest with punches and barricades thrown.

Ten police officers tried to maintain order as queuing passengers bunched when boarding started, with anger from some people at perceived queue-jumping.

Don't get me started on anger!

And as Professor Hill notes, "Most student revolts have started with anger over excessively hierarchical behaviour by university authorities".