Sentence examples for inner angry from inspiring English sources

Particularly Phil Kessel, who appears to be channeling his inner angry five-year-old.

"I think I've accessed my inner angry woman," said Jonzi, a touch uneasily.

And the last time he was aware of his inner angry guy? "Probably, this wasn't serious, but somebody had done something I had gotten very, very upset about and I started barking at them.

It must have looked like I was punctuating some inner angry thought in my head.

An intensely serious man, Mr. Rhames told me that he was an actor, not a mimic, and that he sought to capture Mr. Cochran's angry inner self, the man we never saw beneath the periwinkle suit.

Another child, whom Ms. Walker calls Main, appears to withdraw into an angry inner world, where neither his great-grandmother nor the volunteer from the local mentoring program seem able to reach him.

Where others may have rejected Peters' idiosyncratic approach and analogies, Hoy embraced them, talk of angry inner chimps and all. .

But this is the kind of treacly liberalism best reserved for movies about dedicated white teachers who inspire their angry inner-city students — and it was precisely the myth that I meant to reject on the day of my graduation.

Perhaps today's equivalent is conversion to Islam, a route taken by about 14,000 Britons, according to one estimate: they range from dons and diplomats who embrace Sufi mysticism to angry inner-city youths who see in radical Islam a way of rejecting authority with a vengeance.In modern Britain, though, the most striking schism is between those of faith any faith and those of none.

However, this can lead to a self-division between an "outwardly conforming and compliant self" and an "inner self who is angry and resentful" [ 99], p.177].

When he bent over to catch his breath, he saw that his inner thighs were chafed an angry red.