arouse anger

Examples (20)

• The politician's insensitive remarks were sure to arouse public anger.
• The senator's inflammatory remarks aroused the anger of the opposition.
• The company's decision to cut wages aroused widespread anger among the employees.
• The company's decision to cut benefits has aroused the anger of its employees.
• Reports of injustice can arouse deep anger in those who value fairness.
• Such blatant injustice will surely arouse public anger.
• His constant disregard for her feelings eventually aroused an anger she didn't know she possessed.
• His condescending tone never fails to arouse my anger.
• The documentary about corporate greed aroused anger and a desire for change in its viewers.
• You should be careful with your words; they could arouse his anger very easily.
• Any attempt to censor the press will inevitably arouse the anger of journalists.
• Arousing the anger of the mob was a dangerous but effective tactic.
• He knew his provocative statement was designed to arouse anger and create division.
• The provocateur's main objective was to arouse anger and sow discord.
• The perceived betrayal by their leader aroused fierce anger within the ranks.
• The report on corporate greed aroused widespread anger among the general population.
• The government's lack of response to the crisis has aroused considerable anger from the public.
• If you continue to ignore their demands, you will only arouse further anger.
• It is a topic that never fails to arouse anger during family discussions.
• The memory of the betrayal was enough to arouse fresh anger within him.