Sentence examples for diffuse anger from inspiring English sources

But this diffuse anger needed channeling.

Other nations, including Portugal, have seen a diffuse anger rooted in a shared conviction: things can't go on like this.

Reaching its zenith at this time of year, our participation in cult rituals – buy, consume, accumulate beyond need – helps mute our criticism and diffuse anger at systemic exploitation.

There is a diffuse anger at Mr. Sarkozy, at his style and apparent arrogance and unwillingness to give way — or to further negotiate.

Under a Tory leader, in the grip of diffuse anger spewing from austerity, it has gone on a euro-skeptic walkabout.

— For supporters of the Occupy Wall Street movement, whose diffuse anger has been a defining and sometimes distracting characteristic, the wounding of an Iraq war veteran here has provided a powerful central rallying point.

While trying to diffuse her anger, Mr. Shaw realized how much his agency's salary structure was based on intangibles.

While I've been involved in some fairly unpleasant house-group arguments, there's always at least one heroic, well-meaning friend who tries to diffuse the anger.

And maybe by taking some of the responsibility, I can diffuse the anger, stop itching, and declare a statue of limitations.

He's a politician and his job is to legislate, to diffuse community anger over out-of-control police by channeling it into non-binding resolutions and stern floor speeches.

Secondly, DIFFUSE the anger by NOT being angry yourself.