Sentence examples for constant anger from inspiring English sources

Doing so could unleash the deeper, constant anger I kept locked away because I didn't know where it came from".

Employees have said in interviews that Mateen routinely made disturbing remarks, with one describing him as having "issues and just constant anger".

Mr. Gilroy, a former police officer in Fort Pierce, described Mr. Mateen as a man who had "issues and just constant anger".

O'Nea said there had been constant anger and frustration from Australia Post union members who were unhappy with the way the government-owned business was operating.

I suspect many clues lay in the impossibility of his reacting to his wife Caitlin's constant anger – constant as the sea, constant as love – with anything approaching equanimity: poets don't tend to react with equanimity, the great poets (for he certainly was) much less so.

Numerous studies have shown that people stuck in constant anger are more prone to disease and illness than people who can learn to forgive both themselves and others.

Love isn't bliss all of the time, but it certainly isn't constant pain, anger and disappointment.

The acts may have been constant, but the anger can only arise in the new social field.

Zac started strongly, declaring that the government had made the wrong decision, that Heathrow expansion was doomed because of rising costs and legal complications and would be a constant source of anger and betrayal.

It is a constant source of anger for the Cubans, who say it leads people to make the perilous journey across the Straits of Florida, but American officials say they have no plans to change the policy because of the new travel rules.

In and out, like a sewage pipe, a constant energy of anger.