Significats de provoke anger en anglès

Therefore defect of a person does not provoke anger against him.

These offensive measures only provoke anger, and never do any good.

This would provoke anger among Thaksin's supporters, who believe the charges are politically motivated.

Consequently all those things, in so far as they are signs of contempt, provoke anger.

But this move by the company is likely to provoke anger among staff and their representatives.

When answering was likely to provoke anger, she kept silence and talked the matter over with herself.

With men of this temper the call to love all men as fellows could only provoke anger and derision.

But in another respect they are naturally apt to provoke anger, because they make it more unseemly to insult anyone.

Further north, Jewish visits to the tomb of the biblical Joseph often provoke anger in the nearby Palestinian city of Nablus.

José Mourinho has taken a swipe at the Everton manager, Roberto Martínez, as the pursuit of John Stones continues to provoke anger on both sides.

Main outcome measures: The primary outcome was the service user-rated Provocation Index (PI), a measure of response to hypothetical situations that may provoke anger.

Of the Cause That Provokes Anger, and of the Remedies of Anger

His suggestion of Farage also provoked anger among some British lawmakers.

That provoked anger among those who took part in the march.

The brutality of some Spanish governors on the spot provoked anger.

As well as grief, the closure provoked anger in some quarters.