Sentence examples for wellspring of anger from inspiring English sources
Most strong political arguments do, necessarily, arise from a wellspring of anger.
They reminded the Egyptians of the original goals of the Arab Spring, and they proved to the military and the political parties that there was still a deep wellspring of anger.
Listening to them — and seeing how powerfully affected the country has been by this horrible slaughter of children and their teachers — I couldn't help thinking about M.A.D.D. Its success came about because its founders tapped into a wellspring of anger that had been quietly building — just like the current anger over the recent spate of mass killings.
Nor is it unusual in China to execute a person in short order". Yet even by Chinese standards, Zheng's punishment was harsh, reflecting a wellspring of anger among Chinese concerning their health and the growing international fallout.
Movies like "John Q". tap into the public wellspring of frustration and anger.
When we encounter a wellspring of fear and anger in our hearts that is clearly prompted by another's very existence, it is fruitless to try to talk ourselves out of it; it is actually dangerous to do so.
So after some deliberation, we decided to rely on emotion, the wellspring of many great songs: Jealousy, Anger, Joy, Defiance, Revenge and others.
Lots of anger and cigarettes.
