Whether that means railing against newfangled pharmaceuticals (in a bit called "Requip") or his celebrity double ("Screech"), or simply telling hecklers he'll beat them up, his mock-angry stage interactions elevate his act to the comedy danger zone that hovers between too far and just enough.
By contrast, we did not find main effects of facial expressions (smiling or angry), but only interactions of expressions with feedback context that confirm that our task induced specific social appraisals as a function of the pseudo-game context.
Those angry -- about their interactions with police; about their daily interactions with bigotry; about their poverty and their limited opportunities -- unleashed their disappointments and their rage.
The encounter did not sit well at City Hall, and Mr. Bloomberg's public appearances now keep him mostly insulated from angry eruptions or unplanned interactions.
The mixture of seeking and yet resisting contact and interaction has an unmistakeably angry quality and indeed an angry tone may characterize behavior in the preseparation episodes..."....
These activities also help parents identify situations with their teens in which they are more likely to experience uncomfortable emotions that can escalate into interactions filled with angry and hurtful words and actions.
Trying to find common ground between you and the angry person can help redirect the interaction towards a solution.
He's a moody and angry kid, and his first-act interactions with Martin Sheen's Ben Parker are arguably the highlight of the film.
For their love and trust to grow more deeply, they must commit to erasing those kinds of trust-breaking insults from their interactions, no matter how angry either may be.
Many of the interactions with his children are angry — the children at him, or, more precisely, at Nancy Reagan for being hypercritical and at Ronald Reagan for his unwillingness to settle family disputes.
