Sentence examples for anger driven from inspiring English sources
We found that PD participants were normal on the control task but exhibited selective impairments in the recognition of facial emotion, specifically for anger (driven by those with right hemisphere pathology) and surprise (driven by those with left hemisphere pathology), even when controlling for depression level.
The commissioning of last year's landmark PrEP trial was prefaced by widespread anger driven by conservative commentators, most of whom foamed at the mouth and dubbed it a "lifestyle drug" enabling The Gays™ to fuck freely without consequence.
Don't we all want our children to know that we feel that way? 4-Discipline With Love, Not With Anger - Studies are showing more and more that anger driven parenting is not nearly as effective as love driven parenting.
Her father's weird anger drove her out of the house repeatedly.
The energy of anger drove him — just short of fifty and facing a huge salary cut — back into government.
The energy of anger drove him just short of fifty and facing a huge salary cut back into government.
Anger drives the book forwards, and pulls its details into suggestive order: anger at corporate conjurings, civic hubris and "lachrymose orgies of nationalism".
The characterization still irritates him, and yet, to hear Lorre tell it, anger drove him through much of his early career.
Asked whether anger drove nearly half of the city's voters to cast a ballot for one of his rivals, Mr. Bloomberg replied: "Well, you know, I'm — maybe — I'm sure there was some".
Osgood is angry about this, and her anger drives her to eloquent polemic: "We make anorexia desirable by connecting it to brilliants and also by talking about it poetically, by making it something that enhances a person's aura, makes them more glamorous," she writes.
A convenience sample of 315 general drivers 16 64 yrs (M = 34) completed a survey measuring trait aggression (Aggression Questionnaire AQ), driving anger (Driving Anger Scale, DAS), and a proxy measure of aggressive driving behaviour (Australian Propensity for Angry Driving AusPADS).
