Sentence examples for trading anger from inspiring English sources

And yet she calms herself here, trading anger for resignation — she can give in after all.

Now, maybe that's because of anti-immigrant hysteria rather than anti-trade anger.

Nak is rotten to his core, but the none-too-bright Nang is a bit of a softy: he keeps a medallion around his neck and kisses it because he secretly suspects the elephant trade angers the forest.

Lou Dobbs, whose advocacy for tightening immigration restrictions cheered many conservatives at the same time that his opposition to free trade angered them, saw the audience for his nightly program on CNN grow by nearly 10percentthis yearar, to an average of about 865,000 a night, according to Nielsen.

She's picking up and trading on anger that's already out there".

In the process Schmelky tries on a personality change -- trading his anger for a more Zen-like approach -- but it's hard to care because the character is thinly drawn, and Mr. Rutigliano doesn't invest him with any sympathetic qualities.

In the process Schmelky tries on a personality change — trading his anger for a more Zen-like approach — but it's hard to care because the character is thinly drawn, and Mr. Rutigliano doesn't invest him with any sympathetic qualities.

Right up until the opening bell chimes and the first punches are traded in anger, that is what he expects to happen.

Ed Miliband was heckled by delegates at the TUC conference as he triggered trade union anger by describing strikes over public sector pension reforms as "a mistake".

Some diplomats and scholars fear that a tidal wave of Indonesian lingerie, Thai jogging clothes and Malaysian clock radios could inflame the United States trade deficit, anger American workers and provoke growing protectionism in the United States.

Shelter's realism means it currently acts as the lightning rod for trade union anger over public service contracting, but it is not the only charity facing tough decisions.