You can see when someone's angry the tension that builds in their cheek, their neck, even their pelvic area.
I have met many angry, rude, tension-producing people labeled with severe mental illness.
He said he was angry about the tensions in Rutland, the likes of which he had not seen in other towns where he had placed players.
Administration officials are angry Rouhani heightened tensions by appointing Aboutalebi, but also anxious the controversy does not escalate in Washington and undermine support for negotiations.
While there were obviously hugs and emotional talks a plenty, there may have been even more angry silences and tension-filled sighs.
But a 100 finish turned the 10th set in Taylor's favour and he finally finished off the match, showing the effects of the tension exchanging angry words with van Barneveld after the game.
Every American riot tells a story, and on the surface it is the same: an incident undams years of tension between angry and poor black youths and a white police force stained by racism - whether in Cincinnati or its big cousins, Detroit and Chicago in the North, Los Angeles or Miami in the South.
