Sentence examples for lack anger from inspiring English sources

"The flame of anger against injustice and the flame of hope that you can build a better world" is what drives social change, Tony Benn said: modern Britain does not lack anger, but the left's real mission is surely hope.

Why can the same trigger cause different levels of anger or lack anger in different people?

It's what we call a lack of anger management, and if your anger gets out of control, being able to put your hands on a gun won't result in protecting yourself against crime or against anything else, including anger directed at yourself.

In the same way, Gardner's lack of anger about his attackers seems to border on the saintly.

There is a surprising lack of anger in this story and much about the virtues of compromise.

It is inevitable, though a pity, that all the attention regarding this book has focused so far on the lack of anger management at the heart of government.

"You think if there's no penis it doesn't count?" Lucy's apparent lack of anger surprises Kirsten more in retrospect than it did at the time.

He had, after all, consistently exhibited a supreme indifference to the idea of supping with the enemy, and invariably displayed a lack of anger, passion or any desire of revenge.

There are a few absurdities – see Sam West's – but what's striking is the relative lack of anger, and marked displacement of criticism in the general direction of the Arts Council: the tone of Richard Eyre's comments is worth noting.

"It has only just occurred to me that the paradigm people have been using when they talk about the lack of anger is the cliche of the wife discovering the affair with a younger woman".

Abel is a mysterious figure who withholds his emotions – his catchphrase "Would it help?" is his mild response to queries about his lack of anger or fear – and, in this, he overlaps with Philip V and Cromwell.