This situation was repeated in El Hierro, where the mass media magnified the situation to make the story more dramatic, causing anger in many residents and some economic losses (Carracedo et al. 2012).
He never stood with me any more, only flew into fits of rage and then apologised, his contrition as dramatic as his anger.
Differences between the chairman of the BBC Trust, Chris Patten, and a former director general of the BBC, Mark Thompson, were less dramatic than the anger of lawmakers over the apparent inability of BBC executives and regulators to understand why the size of the severance payments was so shocking.
Dr Vance and his colleagues assessed daily reports submitted by willing gamers as to their aggression levels and violent tendencies, and over 90% of subjects reported dramatic increases in anger and violent inclinations whenever they viewed a news story that associated video games and violent behaviour.
Rather than a cartoon's typically dramatic stations of anger, fear or joy, Over The Garden Wall is full of anxiety, embarrassment and worry.
And meanwhile, there's a debate as to whether the claims made by protester Robert Stephens during a dramatic display of anger outside a downtown bank Saturday (which got him arrested) were valid.
Each time, the reaction is the same: the howls of anger, the dramatic funeral, the icy indifference of the Russian government, and a prolonged investigation and a trial scripted by Dostoyevsky.
Others, like the desperate 77-year-old retiree who shot himself outside the Greek Parliament on April 4, have turned their personal despair into dramatic public expressions of anger at the leaders who have failed to soften the blows of the crisis.
Bombings in which civilians are killed and wounded have outraged many Iraqis, and what may be a dramatic sign of that anger emerged Tuesday when a militant group issued a video threatening to kill Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the Jordanian militant who has claimed responsibility for many deadly attacks and beheadings of captives here.
What is it about him you especially like? A. The concentration and surprise of his lyrics; the beauty of his melodies (and the rasp of his anger); the dramatic sympathy between the words and the music; the range of his devotions; the power of self-renewal; his wit; his surrealism; the truth to experience.
