wave of anger

But even this thought touched off another wave of anger.

I could feel a strong wave of anger sweep over me.

Suddenly she felt a wave of anger wash over her.

He felt a savage wave of anger at the Ghosts.

The first wave of anger had to pass before she trusted herself to speak.

He waited until the first wave of anger had passed before responding.

Julius couldn't remember when he had last been hit by such a wave of anger.

But she only swooped away, riding on her wave of anger.

"Okay," said the President, fighting against the waves of anger flooding through him.

Waves of anger and hatred rose strongly into the sky.

"Then look at it this way," she continued, carried on a rising wave of anger.

The attack, which set off waves of anger in the capital, was aimed at terrorists, American officials said.

She flushed, a wave of anger and something more.

He felt a wave of anger and also of shame.

"He was a good guy," she said, biting down a wave of anger and tears.

The sudden wave of anger that gripped me drained away.

Emma felt a wave of anger run through her.

"I think the average voter's more mature after they get through the first wave of anger than to say let's throw everybody out."

There's a tidal wave of anger out there against taxes."

A great wave of anger and misery and fear built up in him.

Reason vanished in a wave of anger and humiliation.

As she approached, waves of anger and confusion washed over her, coming from both races.

I'll shut up, all right, she thought on wave after wave of anger.

The coldness melted away as a wave of anger washed over her.

Moore asked incredulously, a wave of anger and emotions rising within him.