Sentence examples for primitive anger from inspiring English sources
Some anger-management experts, like US-based psychotherapist and author Dr. Ron Potter-Efron, believe that the likes of Alicia are experiencing something called a "rage blackout"—defined by extreme, almost primitive anger, followed by unconsciousness.
He finds it troubling that a significant part of popular culture is devoted to reinforcing -- even aggravating -- rather primitive angers and fears.
But where are all those primitive feelings of anger, lust and revenge supposed to go?
The emotions revealed by micro expressions are primitive and basic: sadness, anger, fear, contempt, disgust, and amusement.
Punk rock exploded with raw energy, adolescent anger and primitive musical passion, but there was one thing it was never supposed to have: longevity.
Perceiving others as "others" causes fear, anger or disgust, universal "primitive" responses to threats whose physiological mechanisms are relatively well understood.
In a similar fashion, the ancient and primitive recognized that their sins unleash the anger of the gods.
The reactive-aggressive anger probably is expressed through overt, primitive behaviors such as physical aggression, rather than through covert, nonconfrontational behaviors such as lying or stealing.
Dr. Pfeiffer, of the anger management association, mentioned seven factors that can make someone "function out of the primitive part of the brain," among them stress, anxiety and tiredness.
Armstrong has called Simeoni a liar, but his most primitive act against his critic might have been ill-advised since it called attention to his anger about charges of doping in the cycling culture.
