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Anger in sentence

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It was great because it connected people from the virtual world, bringing them to the real world, sharing the same dream, the same frustration, the same anger, the same desire for freedom.
And then I met some who were angry, and anger that can turn to violence, and we're all familiar with that.
Can you feel their anger, their fear, their rage at what has happened in their country?
And they weren't flashing in anger, they were flashing in love, intense love for her students.
This is not the place for hate and anger.
It was a lot of anger, insane humor, a lot of attention, outrage.
And it has aroused huge anger and frustration among our young generation.
Your new joint venture partner might shake your hand, celebrate, go out to dinner with you and then leak an expression of anger.
Now with anger, you've got two people on an even playing field.
But when anger turns to contempt, you've been dismissed.
Right now, computers can make sense of our most basic ones, like joy, sadness, anger, fear and disgust, by converting those characteristics to math.
This is the exact opposite of the way that anger and fear and panic, all of the flight-or-fight responses, operate.
Perhaps anger.
The politics of fear and anger have made us believe that these are problems that are not our problems.
But after the show, as I spent time with my mom and dad and my little sister and my two new siblings that I never met, I felt anger.
Think of the collective anger in Tahrir Square, which brought down a dictator.
And a recent Gallup poll asked participants how much stress and worry and anger they had experienced the previous day.
And stress, worry, anger all decrease with age.
A piece like Beethoven's Fifth basically witnessing how it was possible for him to go from sorrow and anger, over the course of a half an hour, step by exacting step of his route, to the moment when he could make it across to joy.
Still, there's no constant emotion, except for flashes of pain, grief and anger triggered by the news, or an insensitive comment, or just silence.
I look out at what's happening on college campuses, and I see the anger.
That's lifetimes of women dealing with men who assume they know better for us than we know for ourselves, being the property of husbands, landowners, and having old, white men tell us the fate of our lady parts; lifetimes of having our bodies used for love and objects of desire, instead of bodies that we get to wield and use as we choose; lifetimes of knowing that whether we play by their rules or not, we still have to tolerate harassment, assault and even worse; lifetimes of our bodies being used as property that can be hit and hurt, manipulated and moved and like objects that are not deserving of respect; lifetimes of not being able to express the anger of our bodies.
What seems like a benign moment at the post office is actually an anger grenade.
But it wasn't just anger at economic injustice.
In fact, I heard that there was a lot of hate and a lot of anger and a lot of frustration and a lot of fear about who I was and the gay lifestyle.
And I think that a lot of times, that's what the comment sections really are, it's really a way to get your anger at the world out on random profiles of strangers, pretty much.
I struggled in school, struggled to read, I was prone to anger and depression.
What about anger?
Wherever there is injustice there's anger.
But anger is like gasoline, and if you spray it around and somebody lights a match, you've got an inferno.
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