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Discover LudwigThe phrase "anger speaks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey the idea that emotions, particularly anger, can be expressed or communicated in a powerful way.
Example: "In moments of conflict, it's often true that anger speaks louder than words, revealing deeper frustrations."
Alternatives: "anger communicates" or "anger expresses".
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In this case, anger speaks louder than words.
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"Magdy, as much as I've been violent in words, that was just anger speaking.
The students, shocked and embarrassed, would mumble polite questions about treatment; the dying, full of passion and anger, spoke of the weddings and children they would never have.
In contrast, Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, whose pre-election pledge to oppose increased tuition fees has made him the focus of student anger, spoke of his "massive regret" in having to rescind the promise.
Gove said the government would not waver, adding: "I respond to arguments, I do not respond to violence". In contrast, Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, whose pre-election pledge to oppose increased tuition fees has made him the focus of student anger, spoke of his "massive regret" in having to rescind the promise.
While many heavy metal or hardcore hip hop groups also toy with the sounds of rage and lunacy, it becomes clear that the key factor behind Death Grips' unique appeal does not rest in the anger spoken, but lies in the way the emotions are portrayed.
A1 Fire Reveals Divide in Egypt The Egyptian government's response to a fire at a college theater festival that killed 32 people sparked anger in many Egyptians, an anger that speaks to the alienation between a government and its people and helps explain why so many Egyptians have not been moved to take part in the nation's first experiment with expanding democracy.
They seethed in anger and spoke of their plans.
"We must allow our anger to speak," Mr. Wiesel said.
In my experiences, people attack with words, not shouted in anger, but spoken casually in civilized conversations.
As his grief turned to anger, he spoke to a prominent rabbi in the community, who stood near him.
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