Sentence examples for anger managed from inspiring English sources

Tennis anger managed, released — and left behind.

But the difference between the two men is anger, and how anger manages the comic sensibility.

For almost a decade now, doctors' anger toward managed care companies has been well documented.

Among his influences are Swift's A Modest Proposal ("anger well managed") and Mafeking Road by the South African humourist Herman Charles Bosman ("he understood how ridiculous and hypocritical we are").

The companies also hope that by delivering information to patients and doctors in real time over the Internet, they will ease some of the frustration with denials of care and months of delays in payments that have stoked public anger against managed care.

Even at this early date he consistently provoked the queen's anger while managing to remain in her favour.

As a result of these last years under Rove and Cheney, the Republicans have become very clever at anger management -- by that I mean managing the anger of Americans.

In the aftermath, he cursed in anger but still managed to console another severely wounded soldier with four words: "I love you, man".

THERE seems to be an underlying assumption in the political discourse that, while it must be managed, anger is good, sort of the way greed is in the Gordon Gekko universe.

That doesn't excuse her outburst or her very expressive anger — which she managed to quell by the end of the match, graciously chatting with Stosur before the awards ceremony — but it does complicate one's assessment.

Moreover, it appears clear that anger is better managed by individuals with greater character strength.