Sentence examples for channelling anger from inspiring English sources

The US version is censored, and his father is remarkably cooler, channelling anger at the action, but not the child (at least, until Tony locks him out of the bathroom).

"For employees, channelling anger into superior performance can transform something traditionally seen as a negative into something beneficial," said Karan Sonpar, co-author of the report.

He is not one to channel anger.

Everybody knows constructively channeled anger doesn't really count.

"Parties like Chrysi Avgi have become the vehicle to channel anger.

In Scotland Mr Salmond will hope to channel anger against London in a long-planned referendum on full independence.

Mr Obama again described what had happened at AIG as "outrageous" but "we must channel anger in a constructive way.

Better-looking than most of its B-movie brethren, "Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer" is an object lesson in constructively channeled anger and the indispensability of duct tape.

He liked that Trump wanted to shake up D.C. and appreciated the way he channeled anger and passion like no other Republican in decades.

The story is simply a vehicle to channel anger.

"You have the possibility to channel anger and resentment into politically meaningful action," he offered.