Sentence examples for flash anger from inspiring English sources
The eyes flash anger, empathy, hurt.
"They may rail against the deficit, but moderate, middle-of-the-road Americans reject politicians who flash anger — especially women, and they are still the majority of the electorate.
He can flash anger over what he considers unfounded criticism or at something on his schedule he does not like, but he does not wrestle with his inner demons, at least not out loud.
-He didn't publicly flash anger about the spill.
We're denied the full spectrum of our emotions in order to move through our daily professional (and sometimes personal) lives even when flash anger is due.
Flashing anger, Mr. Gates said this was "an outrageous characterization -- it's untrue..
And at his town meetings, even as constituents flashed anger at Washington and assorted powers "back East," none showed any ill will toward him.
Standing in the Rose Garden next to former Representative Gabrielle Giffords and other victims of gun violence, Mr. Obama flashed anger as he said that the gun rights lobby had "willfully lied" about the legislation, and that Republicans and Democrats had "caved to the pressure".
Representative Darrell Issa, a powerful Republican committee chairman who is close to the leadership but has sided with those who want to gut the health care law, flashed anger when asked what would happen when the Senate rejected the House's offer.
You hear it in the flashing anger of Euripides' Electra; in the stately cadences of self-condemnation spoken by the doomed characters in Racine; in the rage and tenderness that exist in one moment when Shakespeare's Lear cradles the corpse of his daughter Cordelia.
