Sentence examples for tide of anger from inspiring English sources

And you think "this is so unfair" and feel a rising tide of anger.

Mr Obama needs to direct the rising tide of anger at rich Republicans.

President Kibaki was facing a tide of anger over renditions and falling further behind in the polls.

The easy answers are exhausted, and political leaders face a rising tide of anger that is constraining their ability to make more difficult choices.

Across Europe, governments have faced a rising tide of anger from taxpayers who are now footing the bill for a crisis created in part by the financial sector.

In that station buffet, Mr Ronay was launched on a tide of anger into the crusade that came to consume his life.

But with a rising tide of voter anger against bank bailouts, budget cuts and austerity measures, his popularity is plummeting.

He was distressed by the tide of white anger that had created the new Republican majority in the House of Representatives.

Two days later is snapped on his 52ft yacht off the Isle of Wight, sparking a new tide of American anger.

The tide of motorists' anger is not only likely to spread further across the country, but is also likely to get more intense.

Many analysts say that a stronger military hand in Egypt's economy could deepen corruption, stoking a fresh tide of popular anger.