Sentence examples for voice their anger from inspiring English sources

MPs voice their anger 'Let us be clear.

Some Indigenous players, including Goodes himself, took to Twitter to voice their anger.

Muscovites have gathering to voice their anger in one of Moscow's central squares.

But they are far outnumbered by the ordinary men, women and children who come to voice their anger.

Protesters will also voice their anger at the federal budget and have planned rallies in Sydney, Perth and Adelaide.

Students showed up at protests in their thousands to voice their anger over the rising cost of higher education.

Instead, those voters who felt ignored by Westminster for years took the opportunity to voice their anger.

2.08pm: Students from Westminster Kingsway College voice their anger at government cuts in this Guardian video (above), recorded this morning.

All they knew was that on Monday nights, outside St. Nicholas Church in downtown Leipzig, people gathered to voice their anger at the state.

Kashmir has had almost daily Muslim demonstrations since June, with angry crowds defying strict government curfews to throw stones or voice their anger.

But now, the crackdown has spread to people who had previously been strangers to politics, like the Vilkins, who dared to voice their anger at the government.