Sentence examples for covert anger from inspiring English sources

Mumbling is a sign of covert anger, resentment, disrespect, or sadness.

The Empathic Tendency scale, Aggressiveness scale, and Anger Rating scale with three subscales as overt-anger, covert-anger, and anger control have been applied to both control and experimental group members as pretests and posttests.

Some saw the behavior as a general cry for help from the subconscious; others defined it as a targeted, if covert, expression of anger toward physicians.

Passive aggression is defined as a deliberate and masked way of expressing covert feelings of anger (Long, Long & Whitson, 2008).

Zoran Zaev, leader of the opposition Social Democrats, had talked up the possibility of a crowd numbered in six figures angered by covert recordings that appeared to show ministers plotting vote-rigging and covering up a murder.

She said she objected to a covert war in Central America&responded with anger to Bush's implication that she&Mondale thought the Marines in Beirut died in shame.

He added that a number of military and intelligence officials were angered by the covert plans.

Brown said that the discovery of the covert site had "shocked and angered" the international community.

He even has a likeness to the egregious Donald Trump, since he possessed a "lust for screen time" that angered his more covert colleagues.

The forces that have repeatedly transformed her image, the forces of anger and anxiety and covert desire, are still at their lethal work in the world.

The prime minister's visit was planned as part of a long-planned celebration of diplomatic ties, but analysts said Pakistan is using it to hint that China is an alternative source of security and economic aid — a reassuring message for a nation angered and humiliated by the covert American raid that killed Osama bin Laden.