Sentence examples for voice anger from inspiring English sources

Several Chinese celebrities took to social media to voice anger at the Malaysian government.

P19 The Times Guardian staff facing job cuts voice anger over former editor's return.

Even as he spoke protesters outside the Phoenix Convention Center had gathered to voice anger at his presence.

Thousands of people, many from the educated middle class, took to the streets for the first time to voice anger.

The tone of his voice — anger mixed with panic — was instructive, and I was never tempted to try anything like that again.

She went before news media microphones to voice anger about unpublicized warnings she says might have given her mother a chance at life.

But consumers are voicing anger over lending practices.

Once again, the Chinese government voiced anger over Japanese leaders' words and gestures.

Prince William Commonwealth's Attorney Paul B. Ebert voiced anger about the case in an interview Monday.

Some voiced anger on Twitter at the decision to reinstate Durkin.

The cards on the bouquets voiced anger, shock, and profound grief.