Sentence examples for surges of anger from inspiring English sources
It's depressingly rare for a director to look beyond the teenager as a highly marketable brand and convincingly tap into the mess of insecurities, contradictions and swirling, unfocused surges of anger.
He felt a sudden surge of anger.
But the surge of anger was overpowering: his entreaties were answered with bricks and Molotov cocktails.
This time, I felt a surge of anger he was still doing this.
The release prompted a surge of anger among relatives of the 189 Americans who died in the crash.
He rose to power on a populist surge of anger against his predecessor, the tweedy, cerebral Thabo Mbeki, whose embrace of laissez-faire economic policy angered many on the left.
As I type this column, a surge of anger is rising, ready to pour into a diatribe of how my teenage foray into makeup buying was overshadowed by never finding the correct colour.
There's a surge of anger about the inequality in film and a push for actions not words, to quote the suffragettes – this is a wave I and many others want to keep riding until we see meaningful change.
But that will do him no harm whatsoever now.A decade ago, as mayhem in Iraq was causing a surge of anger across the Arab and Muslim world, one of the Vatican's highest diplomatic priorities was to protect the Christians in the Middle East and other Muslim-majority places from an anti-Western backlash that could also become anti-Christian as well.
Provoking a surge of anger from unionist politicians and others who support British control of the province, the court ordered the British government to pay $14,000 in compensation, as well as tens of thousands of dollars in court costs, to the families of each victim.
