Next to his bed, he stuck a Post-it note reading, "In case of anger, rip off wall and tear into tiny pieces".
Plutarch suggests this specifically in the case of anger becoming bravery (De ira fr. 148 Sandbach).
Group-wise statistical analysis revealed this score to be significantly different between healthy controls and patients, especially in the case of anger.
Propensities may, therefore, motivate action, but in a way that lacks a goal, or a real intention, as Hutcheson explains in the case of anger (Essay 52).
In the case of anger, if the dialogue history shows that there have been many errors during the interaction, the system apologizes and switches to DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) mode.
To these, Aquinas added the rather special case of anger [ira], which presupposes a concupiscible passion of pain, and is a resolute appetite to remove the present source of pain.
Philodemus conceives of the passions as both affective, involving the condition of both body and soul, and cognitive, requiring judgments such as, in the case of anger, that someone has harmed one intentionally and severely and that one is justified in one's desire for revenge at that harm.
"I think this is a case of anger and disappointment building over an extended period of time".
Just like in the case of anger, other strong emotions, such as sadness or shame, can cause an interaction to lose focus.
In the case of anger, two distinct concepts in Polish (gniew and złość) function as equivalents to English anger and display different collocational profiles, associated with each, which are blended in the English anger EES.
