Usage of "simmere anger"

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Usage of simmere anger in English

Hamish saw the rotund artilen glower in what had to be simmering anger. 
 Existence 

And when they did, Nate could see the simmering anger in Jimmy's eyes. 
 Mutated 

But following decades of unequal and failing development, there is still a simmering anger. 
 Radio NZ 

It reflected still simmering anger among survivors over problems in the massive international relief effort. 
 Reuters 

There is simmering anger among those that remain. 
 Reuters 

There was simmering anger in the sergeant's voice. 
 Gods go begging 

A slow, simmering anger wormed through Dominic's veins. 
 Forbidden Blood 

The M23 is just the latest manifestation of simmering anger with Kinshasa among ethnic Tutsis in eastern Congo. 
 Reuters 

Once again, Drakon displayed simmering anger. 
 Tarnished Knight 

Her rage boils up all over again-butshe is tired of fighting, tired of her own constant, simmering anger. 
 Russian Winter 

In 1989 simmering anger against New Delhi's rule burst into a violent rebellion which was left tens of thousands dead. 
 Reuters 

In a sign of simmering anger against Russia, protesters also smashed up two branches of Russian-owned banks in downtown Kiev. 
 Reuters 

She talks to Kim about the climate of simmering anger in modern democracies, and the search for targets to blame. 
 Radio NZ 

Five days after the event there is also simmering anger at some of the criticism he has taken since last Saturday. 
 The Guardian 

In the '80s, that simmering anger merged with a growing realization that the technology was nowhere near ready, and government funding dried up. 
 Wired 

But he betrayed simmering anger when he described Sarkozy in an off-record chat with journalists as a "nasty piece of work". 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of simmere anger in English