express anger

He expresses anger because, as always, they both know she is in control of their situation/ relationship.

He also expressed anger at some of those who stayed behind.

But they expressed anger at the police for killing him.

Sometimes young children will use such a threat to express anger at you.

"They are not really allowed to express anger," she said.

For instance, one can feel angry but not express anger.

She had never seen him emotional like this before; he was a man who only expressed anger.

This does not mean that parents should never express anger at or punish a child.

Then look out for your next opportunity to express anger in a constructive way.

They also expressed anger at the presence of foreign troops in the capital.

Many people also expressed anger at the timing of the attacks.

The child may not yet have the skills to express anger and frustration in other ways.

If expressing anger can be good, is suppressing it bad?

Many of the defendants expressed anger at their treatment by the police and the courts.

Some Ohio officials expressed anger that the federal government had not informed them of this plan.

Current and former local officials expressed anger at the lack of preparedness.

Children often bite to express anger or other negative feelings.

In the aftermath of that error, some families have expressed anger at the military.

Talk, laugh, cry, and express anger when you need to.

The students were not the only ones expressing anger.

Most women find it very difficult to express anger openly and honestly, particularly to men.

But what is the point of expressing anger at a fact of nature?

Her voice expresses anger as she sings the chorus lines.

And he expressed anger about the way he was fired.

We want to control how we express anger, but the feeling is normal.