Sentence examples for case anger from inspiring English sources

In this case, anger speaks louder than words.

Feeling as though you haven't achieved a personal goal or need can also trigger anger, in this case anger directed at yourself.

The chimp's preparation suggests that apes can plan for future mental states--in this case anger--a cognitive talent once thought to be unique to humans.

No, he said, but he was ready just in case angered art collectors storm the court, which heard opening arguments Nov. 9.

A work of art succeeds to the extent that it objectively portrays its theme, accounts for what is the case (for example, anger considered as the "theme" of The Iliad).

Conversely, losses can lead to frustration and irritability, and in extreme cases, anger and aggression.

Several lawmakers contacted about the restoration expressed surprise and in some cases anger.

In all these cases, anger is seen as a justified and proportionate response to wrongdoing.

It's not entirely surprising that the first viewers of "The Rules of the Game" reacted with confusion and, in some cases, anger.

"Of course people will feel a sense of disquiet, in some cases anger, at what they see happening," Gove told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

The early optimism of environmental advocates that the policies of former President George W. Bush would be quickly swept away and replaced by a bright green future under Mr. Obama is for many environmentalists giving way to resignation, and in some cases, anger.