Sentence examples for waves of anger from inspiring English sources

And sometimes I feel these red waves of anger.

Mr. Hutchinson's divorce and remarriage sent waves of anger and disappointment across Arkansas.

"Politics has become a pantomime or vaudeville in that it creates waves of anger rather than argument.

But a better bottle was produced and Bacon seemed momentarily mollified, though I sensed waves of anger from other punters.

It has also set off waves of anger toward a government that the people here increasingly view as incompetent and corrupt, even illegitimate, adding to the isolation of a Shiite leadership already struggling to contain growing Sunni unrest.

Naturally, Baxter's "meanie heart" spawned waves of anger from Hynes fans, Guardian readers and, you know, decent human beings who condemned the writer for her utter lack of compassion and hypocrisy.

This triggered a wave of anger.

Television pictures created a wave of anger and indignation.

But a rising wave of anger is directed against the new "malefactors of great wealth".

A wave of anger slams me and almost knocks me down.

These events triggered a wave of anger at Iran in most parts of the Arab world.