But trust in the superpower has sunk so low, and anger with Israel has scaled such heights, that even America's best Arab friends are now wary.Although Israel's neighbours have been badly shaken, economically and politically, by the violence next door, they are in unwonted agreement that what is needed now is not soothing talk, but determined action.
Hence, leader anger-generated petty tyranny seems to constitute itself both as an average leadership style and as behavior targeting specific subordinates, in this case low trait anger subordinates.
IKEA's low prices angered competitors, and they pressured Swedish suppliers to boycott the company.
Low-level anger is not just expressed, it's almost exaggerated, with the result that the full-blown variety is usually not needed.
By the third episode, when the Lions hit the first of many lows, his anger and disgust at everything around him is so vehemently pronounced that even I started to want to win his approval.
Though he regarded his mother as something of a naïve romantic, and often evinced a "low-level anger about her frequent absences," she always remained, in Mr. Maraniss's view, "the conscience of his inner life": he would never shed the conviction, nourished by her, that he couldn't "sit around like some good-time Charlie," that he was expected to do good.
That is, mostly crabgrass and no red Oriental bridge w/ ancient hoofprints and no outbuildings and not a single SG, but only Ferber, who we'd kind of forgotten about, and who, as usual, had circled round and round the tree until nearly strangling to death on his gradually shortening leash and was looking up at us with begging eyes in which desperation was combined with a sort of low-boiling anger.
"Other emotional issues, such as low self-esteem, anger, stress or sleep problems are also widespread".
If the anger/revenge theory were true, however, drunken players would become less likely to accept low offers: raw anger would trump money-lust.
"There's been continuing studies that document that the tendency to have a low threshold for anger -- a short temper -- is putting people at higher risk for developing coronary disease," said Dr. Redford B. Williams, a professor of psychiatry and the director of the Behavioral Medicine Research Center at Duke University.
