Sentence examples for this growing anger from inspiring English sources

Power cuts and kilometre-long queues for fuel stoked anger against the Brothers even among the rural poor previously a loyal part of their base.Luckily for Mr Morsi, no rival political factions, excepting the Salafist party well-ensconced in slums and villages, looked likely to tap into this growing anger.

One of the lessons from both the Carter years and the first Clinton term is that new Democratic administrations are vulnerable to a populist backlash from the establishment-bashing, hypocrisy-smashing, small-business-defending right.But this growing anger poses dangers for the right as well.

An article published by China's state-run Xinhua news agency a few days ago would have done little to calm this growing anger at Japan.

As I reflect again on this growing anger, frustration and hopelessness inside of me, I bring them to God and am brought back to the life and more importantly the death of Jesus.

Mr Roth insisted, however, that time, and the growing anger of ordinary people, would prove the proposal to have been justified.

The stadium disaster only the latest in a series of security breakdowns has added to the growing anger with Egypt's military rulers.

Eight days after the abduction, a lawyer in Abuja, Ibrahim Abdullahi, created the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls to express the growing anger at the woeful government response.

The prime minister jumped first – releasing his personal tax records at the weekend before other MPs did so this week – but not before growing anger over revelations in the Panama Papers threatened to derail his premiership.

There was also resilience in the faces of the residents, determination, and a growing anger that no one was documenting this travesty.

But there is a growing anger among men who are feeling displaced by this cultural transformation and are finding their leaders in Trump and Bernie Sanders.

They have also nursed a growing anger.