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But there has even been mounting anger over the ban among those in power.
"You saw me in front of your plane," Tom said with mounting anger.
He took a deep breath and blew out slowly with mounting anger.
"I could have been killed," Teela said with mounting anger.
Avelyn took a deep breath, trying to calm his mounting anger.
Blood surged through her veins in proportion to mounting anger.
Port restrained his mounting anger, which, even as he was feeling it, made him annoyed with himself.
She didn't back away from his mounting anger.
"But they might," Ghost said, his voice hinting of mounting anger.
She had looked at him for a long time, at first solemnly and then with mounting anger.
Corbell's reaction to these revelations was a slowly mounting anger.
Justice Marshall, a living hero of the civil rights movement, watched with mounting anger as the court became dominated by a conservatives.
"Come," the drow bade, before his mounting anger could take hold of him.
Bolan said in a flat tone, controlling his mounting anger and suspicion.
"Sir, I didn't say he was," she replied, making her voice come out calm and even despite her mounting anger.
Clearly amused at his discomfort and his mounting anger.
But his unusual call reflected mounting anger over the surging fees and potential political repercussions from the problem.
With mounting anger and frustration, these farmers and their families are forced to wait out the heavy rains.
"And they, in turn, give you ambrosia," said Calhoun, making no effort to hide his mounting anger.
Banjo, riding behind them, noticed the mounting anger.
A mounting anger was making Wexford's head swim.
Kira struck the back of her hand across the data padd with mounting anger. "
Only the bridge crew was left, exchanging looks of bewilderment and mounting anger at what they had just witnessed.
Evidence of the mounting anger and frustration felt by French farmers surfaced again today; this time in central France.
Will covered his eyes a moment; tried to suppress mounting anger: "Why the hell must we go over and over the same ground?