For once, there have been normal working class people on the news and quoted in the 'papers articulating their anger against a symbol of government.
Interestingly, the "change = political pressure" theory helps explain the rage of the "radical rich" who -- despite their almost unprecedented lives of wealth and privilege -- are articulating an anger which seems at first to be inexplicable.
In movies we are starved for wit, for articulate anger, for extravagant hyperbole — all of which pours in lava flows during the turbulent course of "The Newsroom".
Obama needs to develop some serious and articulate anger at the powers that be.
The irony, of course, was that for all his articulate anger and eloquent lust, Wojnarowicz had fuck-all ability to talk about himself.
Stanhope prefers intimate settings where he can wander a small stage, cocktail in hand, seething with articulate anger, spewing forth his no-apologies, stream-of-consciousness diatribes on eating disorders, death, Jagermeister, the mental cruelty of bad relationships, suicide manifestoes and a closeted homoerotic lust for National Football League players in their tight stretch pants.
Mr. Beck and Coughlin share a great deal: as mesmerizing broadcasters able to articulate the anger and frustration of a flock frightened by economic hard times.
For all his self-reflection, that's the one thing he never managed to articulate – how anger at one woman translated into hatred of women in general.
He articulates everyman anger at bank managers and call centre workers, dances round his house in his underwear to Jefferson Airplane's 'Someone to Love'.
In a rallying article, Úna Mulally articulated the anger women felt at being written out, once again, of our canon and our culture.
