In several public appearances this weekend, she gave no indication of anger or a pending shake-up in her campaign.
Bill Waddington, chair of the Criminal Law Solicitors Associationn, commented: "Yesterday's decision is an indication of the anger and frustration about what the government is doing.
"This result is a clear indication of the anger felt by firefighters.
There are indications that the emotion of anger is an important influence on offending for some MSO, but the mechanisms that fuel this relationship remain unclear.
If the incumbent who supports it is ousted, that will be a strong indication of the level of anger.
There had been no displays of anger, no indication.
The prototypical trigger of anger is an indication that the offender places too little weight on the angry individual's welfare when making decisions, i.e. the offender has too low a welfare tradeoff ratio (WTR) toward the angry individual.
BEIJING — In a fresh indication of growing public anger over pollution, hundreds of demonstrators in the eastern Chinese province of Zhejiang on Sunday were camped outside a solar panel manufacturing plant that stands accused of contaminating a nearby river.
I don't know how others might interpret such extraordinary conduct, but I took it as an indication of a serious anger management problem and felt compelled to exercise extra caution when the litigation forced me into contact with Snapper.
If he tosses his head, puts his ears back, or shows some other indication of fear or anger, step back, but not in a cowardly way - you want the horse to get the idea that you're respecting him, but not afraid of him.
Findings showed that intensity and frequency of anger decreased and the use of anger control strategies increased, indicating the effectiveness of anger management techniques.
