Sentence examples for waves of angry from inspiring English sources
That failed to contain waves of angry demonstrators, who grew increasingly agitated, witnesses said.
I get waves of angry emails whenever I write about China and Darfur.
For the last two weeks, Republican lawmakers fanned out to town hall meetings across the country to defend their vote, only to face waves of angry constituents.
I stood to the side as waves of angry youths headed past me, surging toward the neighbourhood where Freddie Gray was arrested two weeks ago.
The news prompted waves of angry commentary from those who had hoped Mr. Serdyukov would be prosecuted, including Adm. Vladimir Komoyedov, who heads the Defense Committee in the lower house of Parliament.
There was King, talking about waves of angry violence that had swept through poor black communities.
His comments ignited a wave of angry calls to radio talk shows in Kabul on Sunday.
Otherwise both he and his traditional opponents may drown in a wave of angry populism.
A wave of angry protest has convulsed this normally peaceful kingdom, prompting the government to call up prison guards to help the overwhelmed police force counter the unrest.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Citing a wave of angry backlash, a Kansas man on Friday withdrew a petition in which he argued that President Obama should be removed from the state's election ballot because he did not meet citizenship requirements.
Igniting a wave of angry debate, economists and tax officials have taken to the airwaves and television screens to discuss the merits of measures that many say will only encourage tax evasion.
