Sentence examples for channels anger from inspiring English sources
It channels anger at corporations' failure into an exposition of the deeper unfairness of the system itself.
The earnings report came weeks after Viacom settled a messy carriage dispute with DirecTV that led the satellite provider to drop Viacom's channels, angering subscribers.
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.
Expect creatively channelled anger and mind-bending wordplay to be as thick as the humidity as these giants — along with Cypress Hill, the Roots, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, David Banner, Erykah Badu, Rakim, and others — take the stage.
The governor and other officials may have sent the message that to protest is to be violent, to channel anger in non-violent protest is to be tantamount to criminal action.
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).
