Sentence examples for target of anger from inspiring English sources

Germany has been singled out as a target of anger among Greeks who see themselves as increasingly impoverished by the austerity measures imposed on them by the Union.

Once one of Japan's most prestigious companies, Tokyo Electric has become the target of anger and contempt, and some observers question whether it will need government aid.

She noted that although all 17 member countries were involved in deciding on aid packages when a country applied for help, Germany Europepe's largest country and by many measures its most prosperous — always ended up as the target of anger.

Despite the obstacles, when they talk about what breakdancing has given them, the girls' faces light with happiness, and even when I ask Rahma how it felt to be the target of anger, she remains smiling.

Mrs Merkel has been the target of anger in southern Europe, where austerity measures have been blamed for making the unemployment problem worse.

In days when companies are the target of anger, cynicism, and doubt it is soothing to learn about Ms. De Sisto's activities.

Padmanabhan and his uncle, Sundararajan, became targets of anger.

What worries the authorities now is that the targets of anger are shifting, moving beyond attacks on property to attacks on people as well.

The police who had garrisoned the square for weeks had ceded Tahrir to the protesters for the day, but as the afternoon wore on, protesters split off into marches to specific targets of anger.

Other dimensions of anger expression such as anger control and the effects on targets of anger such as classmates, teachers, parents, and siblings should be studied in further studies.

It is unclear whether such measures will help to mollify the anger with United Russia or prevent the target of that anger from spreading from the party to its leader, Mr. Putin, who is running in the presidential election in March.