smouldering anger BrE
smoldering anger AmE

All of this has led to discontent and smouldering anger.

This quickly faded, however, to be replaced by a smouldering anger.

He was full of smouldering anger and revengefulness.

They were not insubordinate enough to tell him to leave it alone and attend to the living, but their smouldering anger was clear enough.

A smouldering anger had invaded him.

There is a smouldering anger in his eyes, in the twisting muscles of his jaw.

Arnie turned toward his father, surprised out of his smouldering anger - surprised and uneasy.

Imel remained in silent speculation for a moment, ignoring the smouldering anger in the assassin's dark face.

He gritted his teeth, hissing out a long string of filthy words, transmuting his fear into smouldering anger.

Peg sat rigid her basket on her lap, knitting forgotten, keeping in check the smouldering anger inside her.

They were her most famous feature, for they could transform her seductive smile into a look of smouldering anger, hard intelligence, or downright insanity at her whim.

I could feel Richard's smouldering anger; hear Clarence's lies, the implausibility of which he would try to hide with a persuasive charm; and I could picture Edward, hating above all things trouble in the family, seeking first to placate Richard and then George.

If herself - Already he felt a deep, smoldering anger at the idea.

Grant looked up into those green eyes and saw smoldering anger.

A smoldering anger had been rising in Silence all through the conversation.

Had what he felt been just the smoldering anger and jealousy of the rams?

But in the recounting, the story hit veins of smoldering anger.

She turns and leaves the room, the smoldering anger turning to sadness.

His eyes turned to her, filled with smoldering anger.

She was drunk, but for the moment a smoldering anger burned away the liquor.

Instead of love, I see a smoldering anger within him that is slowly poisoning both their souls.

What he saw, oddly enough, was confusion and bitter, smoldering anger.

This he would not do, but stood looking after her for a moment, smoldering anger in his pale amber eyes.

One also senses, early on, a low smoldering anger.

Still it carried a sense of great smoldering anger and great purpose.

Gretzky was polite after the game, but he seemed to be containing a smoldering anger.

She stared at him in disbelief and smoldering anger.

I felt the same smoldering anger I had felt twice before.

Behind all this contemptuous dismissal on my part was a smoldering anger and a disappointment.

I nodded, turning away from his smoldering anger.

The light-headed delight of the morning passed, leaving sullen, smoldering anger.

A strange combination of smoldering anger and bitter despondency had replaced it.

Her face was ashen, and her blue eyes gleamed a smoldering anger.

And now there was a smoldering anger in his gaze, for he clearly resented the fact that she had reconciled with Samuel.

"I must do it, however," said the Chief with downcast eyes before the Dwarf's smoldering anger.

She folded her arms in smoldering anger.

Sister Ulicia backed away, the smoldering anger in her eyes was frightening.