People use it to express their rage.

Egyptian bloggers commenting or venting out their frustrations on Twitter.

Netizens are outraged by the developments.

Their slogans describe their rage and anger. Their demands are a reflection of a profound desire for change.

And finally, activists involved in the struggles in both Palestine and or Syria are expressing their anger on Twitter.

On Twitter, netizens expressed their dismay at such a bill.

Why are they angry?

Many Egyptian citizens started to express their anger after reading the news.

Strikes and worker demonstrations became more common as the workers gave vent to these frustrations.

But some of its supporters began venting their anger on the streets.

Amr Nohan was tried by Egyptian military court and sentenced 3 years for a photo.

Most netizens expressed anger at the perpetrators by stereotyping them as Arabs and Muslims.

Xenon vented into the atmosphere is being returned to its original source, so no environmental impact is likely.

They are cool to the touch, have no water and no pipes, and require an air vent in a wall.

Perhaps their absence made it easier for those who did attend to vent their anger.

I think Muslims have the right to show and demonstrate their anger against the cartoons.

Indian netizens have exploded with rage and disbelief while expressing their reactions.

In March 2011, Syrians went to the streets to express their rage, which filled the streets of Syria's cities with thousands of protesters chanting for freedom.

And so you can see, literally, signs of their shock, signs of their outrage, signs of their anger, and signs of their grief.

Creative Greeks are affected by the austerity as well, using blogs and social media to vent their frustrations.

then they would have swallowed us up alive, when their wrath was kindled against us

Then they had swallowed us up quick, when their wrath was kindled against us

Angry youngsters even founded Web sites such as anti cnn.com to express their outrage.

After all, even moderate Cypriots were outraged by the bullying of their small island by Germany and by Europe.

But, if one occurs, the only reliable way to stop it and cap the well is to drill a relief well.

Saudi Islamic preachers tweeted the ban of fundraising for Syria and netizens expressed their anger over the surprising move.

Demonstrators are expressing their anger with the Palestinian Authority, with the high cost of living, and the high rate of unemployment among Palestinian youth.

In case of a blowout in one hole, the other could quickly become the relief well.

The tragedy is that both Rudd and Gillard are superbly capable and have complementary skill sets working together effectively, they have been as good as it gets in Australian politics.

But it seems that Libyans are too eager to voice their rage and anger at their leader as many decided to demonstrate today.

Many Egyptians took to social media to express their anger at the targeting of gay people and this most recent sentence.

If an outsider had tried similar tactics in Chechnya, the Russians would rightly have howled with rage.

I hope my fellow Afghans will show restraint and engage in civil and peaceful protests.

All these factors constitute a cause of instability, particularly so for the youth, who let off steam through violence as they lack peaceful and legal means of expression.

It smacks of usurpation and is inciting many of the French to vote their anger.

The column has sparked outrage on Twitter, where individuals from around the world are expressing anger at Kristof and the New York Times generally. avinunu sums up the problem Columnist NickKristof uses words like backward to describe Arabs that he would not dare use for others.

Many are however angry how people are moved by the destruction of history than loss of life modern day Syrians suffer from.

To control the odor, modern toilets use a small fan to keep the toilet under negative pressure, and exhaust the gasses to a vent pipe.

Some of America s allies, now professing outrage at disclosures of US spying, have been known to do the same thing to the US.

Tunisian netizens have expressed their anger at a ban on protesting on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, the capital's main street and the Tunisian equivalent of Cairo's Tahrir Square.

Do you see all those tweets from my fellow Arabs being outraged about what's happening to the Yazidi Kurds in Iraq? No, me neither. Karl Sharro ( KarlreMarks) August 5, 2014

For instance, it assumes that terrorists and their supporters do not understand their own anger.

Some readers expressed anger at the two countries for their seemingly endless spying.

Much has been written, tweeted, and blogged by Yemenis venting their anger at Obama and the US administration for the continuous US strikes, yet their own president approves those drone strikes.

People are skeptical for understandable reasons, and in the case of the credit crisis, angry.