Sentence examples for sustained anger from inspiring English sources

But, mindful of mass layoffs, flagging profits and sustained anger on Main Street, the nation's largest banks have canceled firm-sponsored celebrations or moved them in-house to avoid the costs and the criticism.

I have been through several recessions but I cannot recall the underlying sustained anger across all social levels – from dinner parties to demonstrations – aimed at bankers and the market economy as a whole.

Yet sustained anger is not productive, for surely negative forces cannot mend the damage.

There has been a sustained anger not just in the USA but around the world.

On Wednesday night, Andy Roddick reacted with sustained anger and sarcasm when he was called for a foot fault in the midst of another devastating loss at the tournament he loves so much.

Those conflicting aspirations clashed again Wednesday when the ninth-seeded American Andy Roddick — in a dispiriting second-round defeat to Janko Tipsarevic of Serbia — reacted to a foot-fault call in the third set with sustained anger and sarcasm against a female line umpire.

You see, even when you take issue with his methodology, it's hard for me to have any sustained angst or anger with the man.

Another challenge will be sustaining public anger if the economy continues to show signs of recovery and unemployment falls.

I hope not, but I confess that I've never been able to sustain righteous anger for more than about 30 minutes at a time.

At the moment, the voters cannot stand George Bush, though with nine months to go before the election it is hard to know whether they can sustain their anger.

The setbacks become overwhelming, and you can't help but burn out, because human beings, I am convinced, aren't meant to sustain on anger alone.