Sentence examples for push anger from inspiring English sources

Belafonte figured out how to push anger outward by bringing others close.

I'm trying not to push my anger on to my kids.

"When I did that scene, Ossama took me aside and asked me to push my anger," Ali said.

In his opinion, it has done so largely by using wedge issues like abortion and gay marriage, which push voters' "anger points" and motivate the base.

Sure there's those out there who will buy into 24/7 we're right, they're wrong snake oil that push righteous anger right into the voting booth.

How far can pro-choice lobbyists push before angering the right?

Retrospective determinism (Henri Bergson's phrase) now makes it hard to imagine anything other than the brutal clampdown that has pushed Iranian anger beneath the surface.

They reason that if the Japanese are pushed to anger any further, they may abandon all pretence of abiding by the IWC, and thus we (the largely western nations devoted to anti-whaling) will lose all semblance of control over the issue.

"It has been a long road: 16 months since that August 2012 night, when, pushed by anger I dared to create this request.

The completion date for those buildings has been pushed back, angering opponents and some supporters who believed that the housing was the project's most critical component, because more than 30 percent of the units would be set aside for poor- and moderate-income families.

As the assaults on Martin's serene internal logic push him into anger and nastiness, it's like an eviction from Eden.