Sentence examples for called anger from inspiring English sources

Director Elio Gelmini has made a documentary portrait of Kenneth Anger called Anger Me, and he notes that his subject's work is everywhere in popular culture.

You will also find it handy to use the other special chefs' tools, one of which is known in the trade as a whole lot of beer and the other one is called anger.

When medical researchers ask, "What is the link between anger and cancer?" as if there is a single thing called "anger" in the body, they are in the grip of this error.

Alexis had had plenty of trouble in the past — shooting out a stranger's tires, damaging furniture in a nightclub, blasting a hole in his neighbor's floor — but arrests in Seattle, Georgia and Fort Worth over the past decade had stemmed from what he and friends called anger management problems.

This particular style of emotion is called anger.

Seeing her waddle outside to smoke that cigarette was the first time I'd felt an emotion in almost a decade (it was a little thing called anger).

Perhaps they are focusing on a book called Angering Women Voters for Dummies instead.

For example, an attack thought or a hostile thought will create a build-up of energy in the body that we call anger.

Emotions, Barrett writes, are learned and shaped by culture, so "variation is the norm": "Russian has two distinct concepts for what Americans call 'Anger.' German has three distinct 'Angers' and Mandarin has five".

These calls anger Briege, who points out that an inquest exonerating victims doesn't automatically mean murder charges are brought against soldiers; that it is the public prosecutor's responsibility to act on whatever the inquest might find.

In retirement, he began to exhibit flashes of what Carlene called "irrational anger," something she had never seen in him before.