Sentence examples for manage anger from inspiring English sources

Obama is also trying to manage anger at the United States Ambassador and rumors of foreign plots.

And how could we have neglected to notice all along that the very power for which the Hulk was celebrated was in fact a complete inability to manage anger?

Here are a few tips to help you manage anger positively.

There is no shame in needing the calming voice of someone who understands how hard it can be to manage anger.

"When the anger is frequent or persistent, when it generates feelings of hostility, and when it is consistently expressed as aggression, then it is wise to take action to manage anger differently and more effectively," he says.

We all partner together and focus on the issue of violence in the African-American community, its disproportionately negative impact on black males, and the best practices that we can utilize to get at the root causes of violence -- whether it's poverty, illiteracy, health issues, lack of job opportunity, easy access to weapons, inability to manage anger, or conflict resolution.

Group sessions included psychoeducational groups (eg, understanding PTSD, CBT education, understanding medication, exploring the links between PTSD and memory, sleep hygiene and relaxation techniques) and symptom management groups (eg, managing anxiety, managing anger, behavioural activation for depression and mindfulness groups).

Flight attendants receive training, for example, on how to deal with difficult passengers and in managing anger," Ms. Eyring said.

The politics of the next few years will be shaped by managing anger rather than transcending it.

The Pentagon plans to train 1,500 sergeants by next summer to teach techniques for managing anger and frustration.

THERE seems to be an underlying assumption in the political discourse that, while it must be managed, anger is good, sort of the way greed is in the Gordon Gekko universe.