Sentences with phrase «angry people holding»

Not exact matches

We won't debate their wisdom here, nor the intricacies of Japanese property law, but given that Gox was holding thousands of people's bitcoin stashes, there's plenty more angry customers looking for compensation.

If I held a pot of boiling water above your head (I'm not angry with you, I'm just using you in this exmple), you could not tell me to stop, because what if I thought pouring boiling water on peoples» heads it right?

AV definitely seems like the type of guy who farts in a crowded elevator and then gets angry when people aren't holding their noses and complaining about the smell.

Katko's two predecessors, former Reps. Ann Marie Buerkle, a Republican, and Dan Maffei, a Democrat, both held in - person town hall meetings, sometimes dealing with angry constituents.

It's also worth noting that a rainbow coalition held together by the SNP and Plaid votes would probably get English people (who consistently vote Tory on average) angry enough to leave the union... as things are, I think it is the case that there is more support for Scottish independence in England than there is in Scotland, partly because of the West Lothian question, partly because the Barret formula is (rightly) seen as subsidizing the Scots with (quite a lot of) English tax payers cash...

It's Okay To Be Angry with the Lord — This year held a whole lot of hurt for a whole lot of people.

I feel that way about the angry, ignorant white people today who would rather blame their economic struggles on people of color than to hold accountable the people who have the power and call the shots.

4Kids, those people that made people angry with their localization of Sonic X, is holding a sweepstakes with the help of Archie.

This game is fantastic, and should be held up as a standard for indie developers looking to use the Early Access platform; however, I'm already sad inside at the inevitable deluge of angry comments for people who are mad at this game for some -LRB-?)

Finding contradicting others stimulating, being angry when another person is held as a model to follow, wanting to do things that are prohibited,...

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Someone once said, prophetically and colloquially, that holding on to anger is like drinking poison and expecting the person at whom you are angry to be the one to die.

When negative relationship patterns develop and take hold, sometimes after years of smooth sailing, people feel hurt, angry, and confused.

However, the input of the professional is very important no matter what emotional stage the person sued is at: surprise, unbelieving, angry and zealous for a defence; or eventually resigned once the detailed knowledge of the legal process takes hold.