Sentence examples for declarations of anger from inspiring English sources
And while there's nothing exactly wrong with Mr. Rhys Meyers's American accent, it sticks out and undercuts him during the vampire's frequent, loud declarations of anger or passion.
As the media offered us a play-by-play account of the unfolding hostage crisis and my Twitter and Facebook newsfeeds were flooded with declarations of anger and sorrow sentiments I of course share two things are apparent.
Marshall's sound, which centers on her voice — wood-smoked and honey-basted, with Dixie-inflected vowels and consonants that trail off like half-forgotten thoughts — is a direct outgrowth of the blues, but not the blues as a declaration of anger and disaffection (as with Benjamin Smoke) or as stripped-down tempo overlaid with poetic fantasies (as with Patti Smith).
A student of Gwendolyn Brooks and a contemporary of Nikki Giovanni, Ms. Rodgers first came to prominence with poems that were strident, militant and experimental — free-verse declarations of collective black anger and a black woman's selfhood, written in street language replete with profanities and vernacular spellings.
The strong performance by Mr. Nikolic's Progressive Party could also affect Serbia's attitude toward regional reconciliation, including with its neighbor Kosovo, whose declaration of independence in 2008 was vehemently rejected by Serbia and is a continuing source of anger.
The greatest irony in this unusual burst of anger grounded in Lincoln's great conservatism about military and executive action is that, a year later, he would issue just precisely the same declaration he was now decrying.
Lots of anger and cigarettes.
Anger expression is measured by: Anger Expression Out (the extent to which anger could be expressed in an outwardly manner), Anger Expression In (the extent to which anger is suppressed), Anger Control Out (prevent explosive manifestations of anger), Anger Control In (try to relax and reduce angry feelings) and Anger Expression index (an overall index of the individual tendencies to express anger).
