"You're a nobody," he tells me, his uncomprehending, beady eyes flaring with anger.
Her lyrics flare with anger at the Palestinian situation.
While all the other interviewed family members, whether of the victim or of the perpetrators, seem sad, diminished, and broken, she flares with anger.
As he flares with anger over tardily cooked spinach or tears up at the memory of a battered teapot, his road to enlightenment seems as rocky as our own.
The Nets, trailing by 11 points to the New Orleans Hornets early in the third quarter, flared in anger under the basket, taking exception to a flagrant foul by P.J. Brown.
Despite the reassurances, security was tight in Athens, the capital, on Thursday, with 4,000 police officers on duty and a ban on public protests in the city center, amid concerns about public anger flaring up over a continuing austerity drive for which many Greeks blame Germany, the euro zone's paymaster.
Anger flaring, Mr. Rove immediately regurgitated the official Administration position on global warming which is that the US spends more on researching the causes than any other country.
And, with anger flaring across the Sunni-Shi'ite faultline that divides the Middle East, a conflict that has also split world powers along Cold War lines risks spilling over elsewhere.
Their anger is flaring again as Western governments, particularly the United States, speak of recognizing Kosovo this year as an independent state.
She started blowing on the lure, something bass will do sometimes on the bed, flaring her gills in anger, trying to get the intruder to leave.
