Sentence examples for avoid anger from inspiring English sources

But President Bush in particular must try to avoid anger.

During Ramadan, Muslims are also expected to refrain from gossip and complaining, to avoid anger and lust, to increase what should already be a high level of charitability.

The book shows how the latter succeeds in teaching contemptuous Mary and vain Caroline to avoid anger, exercise compassion, love truth and virtue, and respect the whole of God's creation.

3. Ramadan teaches you to avoid anger.

No you should not avoid anger.

But when we do, we talk about anger, because people try to avoid anger, because they think it's the core of all problems, which is true, but we have to speak about it, we have to accept it.

Mrs Merkel is accused of stalling a bail-out to avoid angering NRW's voters.

"It was very uncomfortable," said one of them, who requested anonymity to avoid angering Mr. Cuomo.

The diplomat and others spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid angering Afghan officials.

Or was Sony just trying to avoid angering anyone whatsoever, becoming a format doormat?

Mr. Gore stayed away from the meeting, partly to avoid angering union members who were demonstrating.