Sentence examples for total anger from inspiring English sources

"It was the total anger," he answers.

The tension between the band members was so strong that as Rotten made his way up the club's staircase, Steve Jones placed his right hand under all his guitar strings and then, in one astonishing movement, ripped them right off the guitar and stood holding them in pure and total anger like he had ripped all the hair from his head.

A second, quite direct and simple channel is through the reduction in anger: since an increase in wages lowers firms' profits, and total anger depends on the size of profits, a rise in wages reduces anger and increases welfare.

An offender's total pervasive anger score represented the number of anger items endorsed by the clinician.

All kinds of people, all different reasons, but mostly it was total outrage, anger, sorrow, everything combined, and everything just kind of ran its course.

"My Vietnam posters, I did them all one day in a total state of anger, one after the other".

Announcing the legislation today, Manuel Onieva, the mayor of the Calvià region, which includes Magaluf and five other resorts popular with British tourists, spoke of his "total rejection and anger at the activities which were carried out in a video which is currently on the social media circuit".

After the footage of the 18-year-old woman's exploits made headlines, the mayor of Magaluf spoke out to "express my total rejection and anger at the activities which were carried out in a video which is currently on the social media circuit" and he proposed that "pub crawl guides" would have to seek approval from officials and wear identifying jackets.

The signs aren't necessarily good, and a segment of the audience, perhaps a large one, will respond to "Total Badass" with anger and sadness at the scenes of Mr. Holt lighting up in the parking lot after his drug tests or getting high while driving.

It's total sadness and anger giving birth to something that feels powerful.

Finally, she's achieved the total abstraction of political anger.