Sentence examples for tide of angry from inspiring English sources

Cowell, who appears to have deleted his Twitter profile after a tide of angry criticism, apologised in a tweet earlier today.

In Malikiya, a town of one and two-story buildings, the tide of angry voices at the Saturday market eventually led to a march on city hall.

Facing a tide of angry voters, the government simply stuck to its guns, although Prime Minister Bertie Ahern called on Mr. O'Flaherty to explain the 1998 scandal.

As Mr. Zuma stood last week before a crowd of angry workers near the spot where 34 of their colleagues had been killed, an attendant holding an umbrella to shield him from the sun, his Everyman roots seemed to fail him, and he struggled to find the words to stem the tide of their rage.

There's a lot of angry people.

Throngs of angry young people.

"I'm kind of angry".

A flock of angry birds.

"He was kind of angry".

Lots of angry patients and lost dollars.

Lots of angry feelings.