Sentence examples for showing anger from inspiring English sources
It was also a way of "showing anger" and "channelling frustration".
Kevin Daniels, who plays Mr. Johnson, was not showing anger as Mr. Johnson would in a scene where the main characters first interact.
For instance, staring at two faces, one showing anger and one showing disgust, I absolutely could not put my finger on the difference until the recorded voice pointed out the glaring eyes in anger, the partially narrowed eyes in disgust.
She described Brady as contemptuous of his peers, showing anger that can erupt over minor matters and with a tendency to unleash verbal tirades against staff and other patients.
But it could equally be because I was extremely angry at being a suspect, yet frightened of showing anger because I knew it might make the police think I was guilty.
The aggressive posturing may also be part of building up the military credentials of Kim Jong-un, who has been in post for only 16 months, providing some patriotic cheerleading for domestic consumption, and also showing anger over UN sanctions imposed over a recent underground nuclear test.
"She has never shown anger or short-temperedness.
He seldom shows anger and does not make snap decisions.
John Kerry looks happier, and John Edwards's eyes show anger.
