Sentence examples for anger something from inspiring English sources

Young often yelled at himself in frustration and anger, something he had done all year.

Lawrence's essay is notable for its anger, something the actor rarely expresses during interviews.

In retirement, he began to exhibit flashes of what Carlene called "irrational anger," something she had never seen in him before.

Unlike the gangster rappers, whose unhappiness takes more traditional form in machismo and homophobia, there is something passive about Manson's anger, something detached.

Perhaps more damaging was Mr. Prescott's assertion that Mr. Brown was subject to repeated fits of anger, something Downing Street insiders have also suggested since he became prime minister.

"I guess it's stuff that has a sort of psychotic undercurrent to it—something that shows either a sad aspect of familiar life, an undercurrent of anger, something that's pathetic," Shaw told me over the phone from his home in LA.

For what began as frustration exploding in anger became something else, something more important.

However, I do wonder if it's easier to express anger at something so minor than at something much bigger.

When I spoke to her recently at the Aspen Ideas Festival, I started by asking whether this anger said something about her character: "I'm a very competitive person and when I do something I always want to do my best.

Is it ordinary teenage anger, or something worse?

And wanting to make that anger into something funny.