Sentences with phrase «people feel angry»

When people feel angry, sometimes they tend to dwell on whatever caused them to feel that way.

When people feel angry, they are less likely to be able to constructively problem - solve.

The bottom line is that people feel angry for a reason.

«Tech companies and developers like myself have been given a wake - up call that things we think are okay are not okay to people, and people feel angry and violated,» Kogan said.

Many people feel angry, have radical opinions and strong grievances but have no involvement in violence.

«Tech companies and developers like myself have been given a wake - up call that things we think are okay are not okay to people, and people feel angry and violated,» Kogan said.

«Tech companies and developers like myself have been given a wake - up call that things we think are okay are not okay to people, and people feel angry and violated,» Kogan said.

What was happening everyday in this country: police brutality, injustice, people feeling angry and ignored, all of these issues were things that helped to prepare me.

Some examples might be: talking and listening to the person you feel angry with, talk to a friend or an adult you trust, accept that you can't change things, apologize, etc..

Not exact matches

Angry people typically do not feel their fear because they're lost in their anger.

«People are angry because they feel like they've been screwed over by the system,» he says.

«He gets angry when he feels like people aren't being competent.»

One third of people said that drinking spirits made them feel angry, or susceptible to aggressive urges.

I think that this time around, people are much more upset, they're angry, they feel they're being taken hostage by the league and players, and that's not good at all.

One thing that surprised me, is that most people who still have their wits at the end are very angry with their palliative care providers as they see the pain killers as fogging over that ability to feel and recognize and come to grips with those feelings, especially when they are trying to interact with another.

atheists are such angry people they rarely make positive contributions to discussions of any kind because they are so busy feeling mad that they have nothing to be hopeful or happy about (or it would seem that way since they are so spiteful and unaccepting of anyone else)..

There are one type of Christian, Angry Christians, who consistently feel the need to mock other peoples se xuality, and post incessantly any time someone mentions the word gay.

As a Christian, I find that I make the same mistakes atheists make; I resent people typecasting me just as others do, I get my feelings hurt when people bash me for no reason, I get angry when I see selfish, mean people attacking others needlessly, and I hate war, death, and cruelty where ever it is found.

To believe dripping sewage water is an act of faith I think is rather ridiculous... people are probably angry and defensive because they feel foolish over such an non miraculous stunt.

And she seldom gets angry at all about merely trivial offenses against her own person; the anger she does feel is much more often occasioned by real cases of significant injustice.

We want people to go to their room when they're angry and come out when they're happy again, to change their attitudes quick, to get on with the business of feeling good as quickly as possible.

During conflict periods, each person withholds satisfactions from the other because he himself is feeling so unsatisfied and therefore angry.

-- as the person comes out of Denial, they become Angry... and sometimes, feel overwhelmed by Rage.

If you find yourself angry all the time or unable to express yourself without insulting others who are different, or feel the need to legislate your faith in order to control others, or if you feel persecuted unjustly, surrounded by idiots and mean people... maybe it's time to redirect your own focus.

Sometimes I need to admit I'm in love with that person, or I need to admit I feel dissatisfied, or I need to admit I'm going to church every Sunday but I'm angry at God.

Clearly state what your thoughts are: * Here is what I think is going on; Clearly state what your current feelings / emotions are: * I am glad; * I am sad; * I am mad / angry; * I am frustrated; Clearly state what your wants are: * For your self; * For the person one is addressing; * For the people one is addressing; * For other involved people; * For other uninvolved people; Clearly state what actions: * You have taken in the past; * You will take now; * You will take in the future;

Television is perhaps most useful to many people by allowing them to laugh, to get angry, to feel emotions, or even to be bored without feeling a sense of responsibility or a pang of conscience.

When you get angry at someone for something that wasn't their fault, it is obvious whom you feel guilty towards: the person you got angry at.

That comment made others angry; one person expressed her feeling that the words lib and libber are put - downs — The women's liberation movement is a serious thing and shouldn't be referred to lightly or flippantly.

Jeremy i could see how that could have happened the motive was there and he felt he had a lot to lose and thats what can happen in real life situations.People feel all there hopes and dreams are suddenly squashed there purpose future gone so people become depressed and want to die others get angry and want to hurt others.I believe that is what happened To Cain he got angry.

Strange thoughts, fantasies, dreams, slips of the tongue, the jokes we think are funny, the place we sit in church, the way we feel when someone is angry, the things we remember, the people we like or don't like — all make sense when we understand their hidden meaning.

because you seem a very angry person who feels cheated out of life and if thats reality ide rather talk to my imaginary friend in the sky

«People feel marginalised, they feel voiceless and they feel angry, and some of those emotions were seen here last week in St Paul's Cathedral as people gathered for the Grenfell national memorial service,» shePeople feel marginalised, they feel voiceless and they feel angry, and some of those emotions were seen here last week in St Paul's Cathedral as people gathered for the Grenfell national memorial service,» shepeople gathered for the Grenfell national memorial service,» she said.

Some people feel too angry and / or guilty about their intense, unconscious dependency needs to be able to come to the great spiritual breast of the church.

«I began to work for others»; — «I had more tender feeling for my family and friends»; — «I spoke at once to a person with whom I had been angry»; — «I felt for every one, and loved my friends better»; — «I felt every one to be my friend»; — these are so many expressions from the records collected by Professor Starbuck.

The disclaimer there at the end is interesting, but I think this was more of a copout by the Professor to avoid becoming the target of angry religious people who feel he might be blaming God for mental illness.

For example, a person feeling a previous angry feeling will initially feel it with anger.

Those who are left feel a little confused, hurt or angry by this leaving but continue on determined to be inclusive of newcomers and «not like those people who can't get on board with change» (i.e., the ones who left).

Then I started to realize that the Church itself was creating a lot of hurt and angry people who felt marginalized and doing all it could to save face.

In a group setting it is essential that people be asked to share their experiences, first as partners, then in the total group; those who still feel stirred up or anxious or angry should be encouraged to talk with someone about it afterwards.

Still, we feel so angry about the people who are suffering unjustly.

«He felt people were judging him and saying he wasn't smart, and when he wasn't able to do things like read in class, he became angry.

@Admin, it will be very hard for people to just ignore their exactly feelings just to discuss some other matters, remember this site was lively before, the question is why not now????????? The answer is the mood of the fans at the moment and I believe you can't control such highly angry and frustrated fans at the moment.

I never cease to be amused by angry people who feel unless you buy any players you have no ambition!

Arsenal I really feel sorry for us.It's gonna take a while for us to win something with this mentality.The more I talk of Giroud the more angrier I get.But seriously after four years are we still talking of this guy.As I said it's part of life.Some make the cut some just don't make the cut.But hey you will always have people who refuse to open their eyes to the truth.Arsenal needs a savior somebody who can step up and put it in there.Maybe the savior is hiding in our club bu he's not been unleashed yet or maybe he's out there so we have to get him.Until then all I see in my eyes is average written over this guy.Maybe you see something special in his play but I don't.

I guess it has just felt like ages since Donald the Dotard reinvigorated all the angry, old people to start ranting endlessly on about their angst.

When RVP left the club to head to «Old Trafford», I have to admit like many people here I was angry at the at time, I felt betrayed I even went to the extent of calling him the third «incarnation of Judas» second of course is Ashley Cole and a plethora of other insults that insinuated he was a money grabbing wh * re and I am sure a lot of you felt exactly the same.

makes me feel so angry seeing people call Hunt out for «whining».

It's sad that these angry people commenting above «jest at scars that never felt a wound».

It's natural for parents to get angry at the child when behavior problems are ongoing, but often that anger is triggered by the shame parents feel regarding what other people think about how they parent.