When blocked, she simply looks for another way--devoid of anger, frustration, or discouragement.
But it's the way he tells them that gives them that extra comic twist, devoid of the anger or bitterness that is so common in standups and would certainly be understandable from Ansari when relating yet another story about how some dude couldn't quite compute that, while Ansari might have brown skin, he doesn't talk like Apu from The Simpsons.
From "Nothing is Real," a turquoise neon of a reclining nude to female bodies embroidered on white calico, Emin's works are emotional, beautiful and devoid of any anger or resentment.
Martine is almost entirely devoid of any sort of anger or even regret.
But soldiers and officials were expressing something like it, devoid of the hype and anger of my time in Iraq (from just before the invasion five years ago to the summer of 2004): that the recent quiet on the ground might show, if fleetingly, that change for the better is at least possible.
For example, the observation that pressed lips is rated significantly higher for złość than for anger means that pressing the lips together is more likely to occur in złość than in anger, and not that anger is devoid of this facial display.
But the refugees are people devoid of hope and left only with anger.
When Cleveland opens the NBA Finals at Golden State on Thursday, there will be fascination derived from angst more than anger, two franchises largely devoid of proud moments finally getting the chance at one.
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).
