Sentence examples similar to proportion angry from inspiring English sources

While that can be the physical stuff, it can also be the stuff in your head that's a hurdle for you -- the 'negative-speak' that destroys your self-esteem, or the quick reflexive rush to judgement or the out-of-proportion angry response.

Seems that each Clinton has to be effusive in inverse proportion to how angry each got during the primaries.

It's gone out of proportion and now everybody's angry".

There is continuing angry debate over what proportion of the more than 2,100 Palestinians killed were militants.

Some things people just blow out of proportion and it is nothing worth getting angry over.

Plus, the proportions of time when they are happy, sad and angry aren't equal.

Isn't his core constituency, angry white voters, especially men, declining both as a proportion of US voters and – awful thought – because their mortality rates are actually rising?

A society that has permanently expelled a significant proportion of its members from the work force would soon deteriorate into an unbelievably angry country, with intense and continuing conflict between the have-jobs and have-nones.

The newest polls suggest that nearly half the public would be angry with Congress for impeaching Mr Clinton, and that almost as great a proportion would be angry if they let him off; censure is the only option unlikely to provoke a backlash.

In the 2008 angry zeitgeist, the public reaction to a relatively minor event took on stunning proportions.

A greater proportion of Foundation doctors commented on the detrimental impact of the introduction of EWTD on their morale, sometimes describing feeling angry, let down or disillusioned.