Sentence examples for tsunami of anger from inspiring English sources
Mr Francis said he had witnessed a "tsunami of anger" directed towards the NHS over the absence of consideration of the impact of actions upon patients.
That a tsunami of anger is gathering today is illogical, given that what the right calls "Obamacare" is less provocative than either the Civil Rights Act of 1964 or Medicare, an epic entitlement that actually did precipitate a government takeover of a sizable chunk of American health care.
And when Robert Francis unleashes, in his own words, "a tsunami of anger" from patients about care standards at Mid-Staffordshire NHS foundation trust early next year, let us turn this into a "tsunami of opportunity" and move faster down this path of involving the public in improving the way we provide their care.
But already Robert Francis QC, the head of the inquiry, has said the issue threatens to unleash a "tsunami of anger".
Robert Francis himself told the seminar that it is facing "a tsunami of anger", because people do not feel that they are being listened to.
This announcement, which was made during Vice President Biden's visit to discuss the "peace process," unleashed a tsunami of anger and reprimand by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and VP Biden towards Israel.
"A tsunami of shareholder anger is now hitting overpaid and underperforming big businessmen".
Whatever the crisis, and however the moment arrives, it can be a shocking, painful awakening, unleashing a tsunami of hurt, anger and frustration inside you.
StudiVZ founder Ehssan Dariani, who got booted from his own company shortly after acquisition, has finally unleashed what appears to be a tsunami of pent-up anger at the event, in an interview with German quality newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.
Most U.S. forecasters missed the tsunami of alienation and anger that propelled Donald Trump to the presidency.
