Sentence examples for irrational anger from inspiring English sources

In retirement, he began to exhibit flashes of what Carlene called "irrational anger," something she had never seen in him before.

Since then, the right has tried to block him at nearly every turn, and the far right has formed a movement fueled by irrational anger.

Second, almost ninety per cent of these prisoners had difficulties with "irrational anger," compared with just three per cent of the general population.

Three per cent of the general population had difficulties with "irrational anger," not three per cent of prisoners in the general population, as originally stated.

More seriously, the steadfast refusal to understand, or accept the reality of inequality, underscores all of these criticisms: they have an "irrational anger against the world", wrote Routledge.

Some of her characters inherit a passionate sexual nature or a propensity for irrational anger; some inherit a talent for storytelling and invention.

It would be counter-productive to do anything else, when a simple statement can defuse a lot of irrational popular anger, and only senior military officials will receive the necessary respect to cool things down.

In fact, as Amy Davidson has written, there is a deep, irrational well of anger for Hagel within the Republican Party.

I started my blog, AngryBlackBitch, to challenge the stereotype that black women are irrational in our anger.

When faced with irrational outbursts of anger, flashbacks, paranoia, sleeplessness, knowing this was a source of comfort.

In Bogotá it is variously attributed to envy, irrational obsession and anger that prosecutors have pursued officials from his government for corruption.