But on Tuesday he expressed anger, calling on Syrian authorities to arrest the assailants.
I would lie in bed, vacillating between worry and anger, calling her every half-hour.
Netanyahu reacted with anger, calling the interim deal a "historic mistake", and his cabinet ministers waged a campaign of either intentional or deeply sloppy misinformation about the deal.
The cycle of new songs opened with Michael John LaChiusa's take on the sin of Anger, called "The Christian Thing to Do".
It was left to the GMB union to try and stoke the fires of public anger, calling Diamond's appointment "insulting and divisive".
Anderson, doing a sort of movie-trailer voice backed by a synthesizer, performed an original piece — "a free-form story about types of anger" — called "Cookie Now!" ("Why do we have two sets of teeth / And not a spare brain / or a reserve heart?").
McCain's campaign was crushed in South Carolina, and McCain did little to hide his anger, calling Bush "a combination of the Cowardly Lion, the Tin Man and the Scarecrow" — in other words, a man with no courage, no heart and no brain.
Not only does such joking foster rationality and provide pleasure, but it reduces or eliminates the combination of fear and/or anger called "stress," which is at epidemic levels in the industrialized world.
Some took to the organization's Facebook page to voice their anger, calling the wedding "unbiblical" and "highly offensive".
The organizers of the "Day of Revolt" and "Friday of Anger" called for a protest which was dubbed the "Friday of Departure".
I haven't watched the parade in many years but I will this year," wrote one -- some voiced anger, calling the wedding "unbiblical" and "highly offensive".
