Sentences with phrase «kinds of anger»

We need to do it for ourselves, as their teachers, parents, mentors, and friends; we need to help them stay away from the kinds of anger that finds expression all too often in the most unpalatable and downright scary behaviors.
Man exhibits two kinds of anger: anger directed outward and anger directed inward.
The kind of anger that he expressed and the kind of hate that he succumbed to — that's not what he believed in in high school.
Not the political kind of anger that produces angry Christians who demonize those on the other side of the isle.
That is the kind of anger the Scriptures are describing that God has against sin and evil.
Not the ugly kind of anger that causes church splits.
Many X-tians and, in fact, a lot of organized religions promote this kind of anger / hatred / whatever - you - want - to - call - it tacitly simply by defining everyone who isn't with you as against you.
These temptations and lies come to us with the bad news, with the fearful and bitter words, with more death and destruction, with baggage of grief and resignation, with the kind of anger that poisons the well.
The men I work with have gone through every kind of anger, resentment, and despair, but most have come to feel profound gratitude for their punishment.
Being part of «a very apolitical bunch,» he felt «a kind of anger at God» at the time, but he never thought of demonstrating against the authorities.
On a related note, they just don't generate the same kind of anger her opinion posts do.
You know, they want to explore and they want to do things and mom is kind of that anger if they go out and explore their environment and suddenly get and they know they can always come back to mom.
«With this kind of anger, all the issues that impact New Yorkers are going to be affected,» Ms. Brewer said.
His disapproval never translated into the kind of anger associated with him today, his friends said.
It's not attractive, but you can sympathize with it, so I don't have the same kind of anger or hatred towards them.
I have known this kind of anger to break otherwise great relationships — because it gets old fast.
Because if Bruce is always super calm, then any kind of anger is going to make him Hulk out.
Frances McDormand possesses a kind of anger that taps into the rage we're all feeling right now, at Trump, at everything.
One thing that is different in the Switch edition, besides the touch screen controls, is the infamous «Truth, Lie, Doubt» from the criminal interviews you partake in has now changed to «Good Cop, Bad Cop, Accuse», which could go some way to balancing out the kind of anger we see from protagonist Cole Phelps when he thinks his suspect is lying.
They suggested that this kind of anger is present in adult love relationships.
It's entirely another thing to help partners in a troubled relationship deal with the kind of anger that gets triggered primarily when they're with each other.

Not exact matches

«After several months of interviews with friends, teachers and coaches still reeling from the shock, what emerges is a portrait of a boy who glided through life, showing virtually no signs of anger, let alone radical political ideology or any kind of deeply felt religious beliefs,» the magazine explained.
This kind of violence is unprecedented in YouTube's 13 - year - history, though Aghdam's anger and paranoia aren't unique among the millions of people who create and post videos to the site, according to five former YouTube employees.
While many might not admit it, some in the tech world have been angered by Microsoft's actions on issues around competition and innovation, and take a certain delight in watching the company suffer a kind of comeuppance.
Wealthy people can use this kind of third - party lawsuit to inflict harm on publications that anger them whether or not their lawsuits ultimate prove meritorious.
I know he has anger issues, and exploits his calmly - methodical - slow - burn anger into a kind of schtick on his show, but beyond the schtick, I even like this about him.
If I were to treat others with hatred, fear and anger, specifically because I do not agree on how they choose to live their lives in faith, what kind of life would I be living?
This is the kind of thing that angers people.
Jesus is pictured as angry in other passages as well, but he is never pictured as angry about the kind of minor offenses and frustrations that anger most of us.
God is love: the very breath of the universe is patient and kind, not easily angered, keeps no record of wrongs, always protects, always trusts, always hopes.
We find ourselves in different stages and manifestations of that grief — disbelief, anger, stunned silence, the need to do something, the need to exert some kind of control in a world that seems so desperately out of control — and so we have to be patient with one another, gracious when our grief takes different forms.
But for far too long, she knew that love only in the context of a rigid code of behavior, one based on fear, anger and a very particular kind of group identity.
5AM the following morning, he said that he felt something kind of snap, and a grip of anger that had been on him just left.
Each encouraged him to pursue some kind of «healing» — the wisdom of which can be debated — but they did so without legalism, fear, or anger, and with what appears to be genuine love for Wesley.
Shocked and angered, Marty spoke up: «Coach, there's no reason to believe the Germans are any kind of threat to the relay.»
Carter then used — more in sorrow than in anger — the perennial resort of the exclusive Club of Presidents: «This is the kind of question that has to be faced by any president when someone leaves the White House.
That kind of love not only overrides fear, anger, misunderstandings and cultural differences; it points to a truth that is more powerful than any force on heaven and on earth: The love of Christ.
It would be kind of comical if said in real anger, at least anytime since the 1950s.
But far more significant than the breathtaking scope of human attachment» indeed, the thing that makes human anger different in kind from its purely animal form» is man's expansive sense of himself.
Wow — I've been reading these responses plus the comments on the Slice of Laodicea blog — a lot of people seem very angry — a sort of self righteous venomous anger — its kind of scary.
«Dick Gregory seemed to be completely free from hostility and anger of any kind,» exclaimed Dunn.
When her anger subsides, she sees the pigs pulsing with life and the late afternoon sky beautiful in reds and yellows and she experiences a kind of peace.
And I'm praying to have rise in you again the kind of holy anger that makes the Christian life of the new millennium even holier than the last.
These people act like they are witnessing to people and giving testimony that will win people over for God, but they've turned more people off to any kind of religion because of their hatred, insensitivity, lack of compassion, anger and fear!
His papacy had become, and would remain, the kind of happy, hopeful, and uplifting phenomenon that kept focusing the eye, and the mind, on things higher and more essential» even for me, a Jew with a rather different set of worries and angers of my own about the state of the world to contend with.
i wanted to be like some kind of cool monk who could get his face bashed in and then rise from the floor to give a calm and witty monoluge that that would slay the anger of my oponent and touch him with the love of god.
To laugh at the world's absurdities implies an «acceptance of incomprehensibility,» and this acceptance is a kind of religious affirmation, Such jokes offer a way of being reconciled to the creation and the Creator even as one expresses anger or despair at God's world.
Mr. Maher continued: «Hey God, you know you're kind of a [expletive] when you're in a movie with Russell Crowe and you're the one with anger issues.
Too many Christ - followers are promoting a «happy, happy, joy, joy» kind of faith, where anger and other complex emotions are conspicuously absent.
Stephen's direct preaching inflamed his audience; they were angered to the point that a kind of savagery was unleashed.
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