Sentence examples for anger at someone from inspiring English sources

Otherwise I just kept the bad feelings inside, until they came out as anger at someone else.

Just as you might easily shout out in anger at someone during the "fight or flight" response, the flood of adrenaline you get during the glucose counter-regulatory response can promote a similar response.

My anger at someone simply is the judgment that I have been wronged by that person.

I can't hold anger at someone for failing what was ultimately my responsibility.

The backlash is one part envy, one part political anger at someone who works in the maligned industries of tech and banking, and one part rubbernecking at a bizarrely mundane article.

Generalisation two is that the anger we feel at someone taking something from us tends to be a more powerful sentiment than the gratitude we feel towards someone bestowing a favour on us (the first we feel is undeserved, the second we take as our due).

But our deeper anger should be directed at someone else: the Republicans in Congress and GOP leaders who consistently make the same choices involving many times more money, and many times more women's lives.

People become more anxious, and more likely to snap at someone in anger or jealousy.

"Today I feel a mixture of sadness and anger at the unfairness that someone so talented has died so very young, when he still really wanted, and was very able, to give so much more, and before he received the full recognition he deserved.

I have been to many public meetings about Israel within the Jewish community and invariably there will come a time when a speaker from the platform or from the floor will stand up trembling with anger at the remarks of someone else attending.

In his 2010 production of "The Little Foxes," at New York Theatre Workshop, Marvel was directed to play Regina as someone whose anger at her relatives was so intense that she seemed on the verge of losing all self-control.