Sentence examples for calming anger from inspiring English sources

But he was not very good at calming anger or listening to criticism.

In a paper published last month with Todd Kashdan of George Mason University, he proposed that emotion researchers adopt a questionnaire to measure three components of regulation: concealing (i.e., suppression), adjusting (quickly calming anger, for instance) and tolerating (openly expressing emotion).

The outspoken Tory tried to calm anger at Number 10 yesterday, claiming his vow not to accept "Kosovo-style social cleansing" in the capital had been taken out of context.

Subsidies meant to calm anger over rising prices won't reduce hunger and poverty.

In addition to repressing the protest movement, the Iranian authorities have taken some conciliatory measures aimed at calming public anger.

The Prime Minister faces an uphill struggle in calming public anger over excessive pay for company bosses.

On the other hand, the public is crying for action". Diplomats and experts cautioned the increasingly aggressive Turkish statements were likely aimed at calming public anger and pressing the U.S. and Iraq to act against the Turkish Kurdish guerrillas.

The move is aimed at calming growing anger among media companies about the use of their content without permission.

She offered details about her childhood (she was hit with belts and extension cords) and tricks she has learned for calming her anger (she thinks of snow).

Only an even, calm anger with myself and with that, which has made me.

Even as officials moved to calm anger over compensation to families and residents, Chinese media began reporting on the official ties of Ruihai Logistics, the owner of the chemical warehouse that exploded.