The new legislation is restrictive, but pro-life groups want to keep it that way, claiming that if abortion law in Ireland becomes any more similar to Britain's approach, the "floodgates would open", angering many who have ethical objections to the practice.
Djokovic couldn't control his emotions, either: he smashed his racket into bits after losing the first set later grabbing a towel from a ball girl to sweep up the pieces himself and ripped his shirt open in anger during another point.
Almost every day, as I'd open to anger and feel its full force, it would unfold into fear -- for our world.
To illustrate, "happy" requires the smiling mouth and the eyes, "surprised" the open mouth, "anger" the frowned eyes and the corners of the nose, "disgust" the wrinkles around the nose and the mouth, "sadness" the eyebrows and the corners of the mouth and "fearful" the wide-opened eyes.
This inflammatory speech with false accusations of polyandry and with an open threat angered the Kodavas who thereafter hated Tipu and again revolted against him.
And the longer we keep Guantánamo open, the more anger we will generate in the Muslim world.
Ms Taylor was in the car when Pistorius laughingly offloaded his pistol through the open sunroof, in anger over having been stopped by police for speeding.
Across Cyprus, fears that the reopening could lead to a bank run gave way Thursday to conflicting emotions: relief that bank doors were at least open again, but anger over the new rules, which allow deposits but tightly ration withdrawals.
