Sentence examples for surprising anger from inspiring English sources

Kobe can be consumed with surprising anger, which he's displayed toward me and his teammates".

In his surprising anger — he now says he was "much angrier than seemed warranted" — Nichols saw "the dim racial memory of rage," that little boy in himself who is still angry and whom he constantly struggles to keep down.

This is hardly surprising: anger wears many people out eventually, and when the public conversation devolves to a constant hammering on raw nerves--with little or no evident progress -- many are tempted to think that the effort is useless.

But in ways that are surprising and angering her rivals in the party, Mr. Schumer has quietly made her success his cause too.

Barack Obama has only been president for six weeks, but there is a surprising amount of ire, anger, even outrage that he hasn't yet solved the problems of the U.S. economy, that he hasn't saved us from the increasingly tragic devastation wrought by the clownish ideas of right-wing conservatives and the many long years of radical Republican misrule.

There is a surprising lack of anger in this story and much about the virtues of compromise.

He is quick to anger, surprising, emotional; exceedingly loyal to some and ruthlessly business-like to others; parochial, yet overly sensitive when criticized for it.

Have you ever seen a black IRA man?' It is not surprising that Duwayne's anger is directed at the police.

Hardly surprising, then, that the anger of today's Arab rioters is also directed at their own repressive governments.From the Israeli perspective, there may seem little point in trying to interpret such nuances.

It is not surprising that the results from anger management classes are mixed at best.

It's not surprising that the film provoked anger and frustration among the audience.