Sentence examples for quick anger from inspiring English sources

Because the emotion seems unfounded (and since it is usually dumped out on you), your emotions are instantly triggered and you, too, are inspired to quick anger.

Operation Anger (sometimes known as Operation Quick Anger), was a military operation to seize the city of Arnhem in April 1945, during the closing stages of the Second World War.

A slow deterioration sets in, the sort we see time and again in survivors of airline, train, and car crashes, in the victims of natural disasters, in combat veterans -- the dazed countenance, the depression, the quick anger, and the unutterable sadness of our fellow human beings who've seen, done, experienced things for which we humans are not designed to endure.

Control your temper around Virgos, as they see quick anger as a weakness.

Her first travel piece, about Cairo, from 1955, bears traces of what would later be called orientalism: someone with "black eyes, mournful and gay at the same time", displays "quick fatalistic anger" – anger is non-fatalistic almost by definition, but this is "the east" – or looks up out of his deep preoccupation to give a sudden shout, "as Arabs do" (what, all of them)?

This all conspires to create an online community quick to anger and reluctant to change its mind when it turns out that anger was misdirected.

She's quick to anger.

People can be very quick to anger.

Celine is gamey, capricious, quick to anger.

Someone thin-skinned and quick to anger.

I am still impatient, still quick to anger.