Sentence examples for widening anger from inspiring English sources

The widening anger has brought together longtime political opposition figures with those who were once a part of the monarchy's loyal base.

BAGHDAD — A little more than two weeks before Iraq's provincial elections, there is widening anger that the published version of the election law has only a weak provision to set aside seats for women.

Regrettably, the general community does not see or feel the widening anger and disenchantment extant among a substantial number of young black men and women, nationwide, toward the police in their respective communities.

My eyes widen as Anger shoves Fear aside and unexpectedly slugs me in the stomach.

"I was denied the rights accorded me in the G.I. Bill," he said, his eyes widening and his anger rising.

A continued expansion into the biosphere permits states to avoid addressing issues of distribution and social justice: the promise of perpetual growth dulls our anger about widening inequality.

But tensions have increased in recent years, fueled by a surge in Han migration to the region, a widening income gap and anger over policies that many locals say marginalize Uighur culture.

While these largely economic concerns can be dealt with fairly easily through concessions, protests that emanate from anger over widening disparities, corruption and a lack of personal rights challenge the role of the state and do not readily lend themselves to compromises.

They lose faith, and describe nervous habits, health issues, and widening mental swamps of anger and distrust.

In contrast to 1995, when Speaker Newt Gingrich led his band of "revolutionary" Republicans into the last battle that shuttered the federal government, this time a small but powerful group of outspoken conservative hard-liners is leading its leaders — and increasingly angering a widening group of fellow Republicans.

For extreme anger, widen your eyes and flare your nostrils.