Sentence examples for street anger from inspiring English sources

They would not fly in the United States, for all the anti-Wall Street anger engendered by the Great Recession.

Bursts of street anger have rocked Greece and Spain, two Southern European nations whose citizens are paying dearly for the profligacy of their past leaders.

Embarrassment may be the least of it, as his balancing act between friendship to the United States and street anger grows ever more delicate.

The powerful felol and police force were quite happy to capitalise on the legitimate anger of the non-Islamist forces as well as on the general street anger at President Morsi, for various social and economic reasons.

"If you combine some palpable street anger with organizational resources in a changing political mood," he said, "you can begin to see more of these sort of riskier, militant adventures, and they're more likely to succeed".

Mr. Kearney was one example of the way in which Klaus Schwab, the founder and organizer of the annual gatherings, has sought to bring some of the street anger that has confronted economic summits in recent years into his exclusive gatherings.

But the sweep last weekend has reverberated far beyond Elevate, a second-floor club on Crown Street, angering students and perplexing administrators in the Gothic halls on campus.

Supporters of the Taliban have attacked schoolgirls in the street, angered that they should now demand an education after years of being denied this basic freedom.

On Baghdad's streets, anger over the power shortages is a daily grievance.

A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 From Churches to Streets, Anger Over Diallo Decision Words of anger, frustration and bewilderment rose from pulpits across New York City, while more than 1,000 demonstrators took to the streets for a third day of prayer and protest, evidence of the still roiling emotions after the acquittal of four police officers on Friday in the shooting death of Amadou Diallo.

The old adult home was overcrowded, and its residents hung out aimlessly on the streets, angering neighbors.