Sentence examples for surge of angry from inspiring English sources
There is even talk of a repeat of 1994, when a surge of "angry white men" helped Republicans take over both chambers of Congress.Sixteen years ago, it was blue-collar white men who were the angriest.
A Wall Street Journal video report followed one surge of angry shoppers as they chased a man who claimed to be on staff at the mall where the Apple store is located, in the Sanlitun area of the city.
Syrian opposition activists reported a mass killing of villagers by pro-government militiamen and security forces on Wednesday — if verified, the fourth massacre in less than two weeks — threatening to inject a new surge of angry momentum into the growing international effort to isolate President Bashar al-Assad and remove him from power.
The GOP noise machine via Fox News and other surrogates have been spouting off for months about a surge of angry anti-Obama voters.
THE jihadist militia known as Ansar al-Sharia that was blamed for the attack on the American consulate in Benghazi on September 11th that led to the death of the American ambassador was smashed ten days later at the behest of a surging crowd of angry citizens who marched on its base and forced its members to flee.
All round was the loud booming of angry breakers surging about invisible rocks".
I stood to the side as waves of angry youths headed past me, surging toward the neighbourhood where Freddie Gray was arrested two weeks ago.
As Donald Trump and Ted Cruz surge in the polls, buoyed by the enthusiastic support of angry white men, they raise a narrower question: What's going on with working-class whites?
TV reporters offered urgent coverage of angry judges and lawyers as they surged through the streets that year, backed by huge crowds seeking new freedoms and the end of Gen. Pervez Musharraf's military-led government.
As crowds of angry men brave machine-gun fire from the guard towers and surge toward the prison walls, a few get over the top and run for cover.
Throngs of angry young people.
