There are countries that we don't want to upset or make angry because we think we need them.
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Drivers in the Northeast were more prone to yell, honk or make angry gestures than elsewhere in the country.
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I guess it's easy to kind of jump on the bandwagon and make angry songs because you're angry about things.
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Of course, we're implicitly encouraged at every turn, wouldn't it simply be nicer if we didn't make angry music at all?
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"In our world, a lot of people can yell and make angry music and be like, 'The system sucks,' " Mr. Blythe added.
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Its legislators in the state parliaments (and from September, in all likelihood, the Bundestag) make angry speeches that do well on YouTube, but achieve little of substance.
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Anime News Network's Lynzee Loveridge put "Lina Inverse and Company" at second spot in "Traditional Fantasy Parties", while Gia Manry from the same website ranked her first among all anime's "Easiest Good Guys to Make Angry", as well as placing Lina second on her lists of "Destroyers of the Fourth Wall" and "Most Destructive Heroes".
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It is there (No. 26) that he is betrayed by Judas' kiss and arrested. While soprano and alto mourn (in duet, No. 27a) Jesus's arrest, the chorus make angry interjections (). In a dramatic highpoint of the Passion,Sposato, Jeffrey S. The Price of Assimilation : Felix Mendelssohn and the Nineteenth-Century Anti-Semitic Tradition Oxford University Press, 2005:p.
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One of these men gratefully employs the reluctant Daphne as a makeshift midwife for his pregnant wife, Cahle. Meanwhile, Mau sleeplessly keeps vigil, obsessively looking out for local cannibals who are known to strike without warning. At the same time, he frequently hears the pestering, disembodied voices of the Grandfathers: ancestral spirits who make angry (and often incoherent) demands. They insist that Mau replace the "god anchors", carved white stones traditionally said to have "anchored" the gods before the tsunami displaced them.
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He asks her what the devil is she trying to do to him, and proceeds to make angry and fiery love to her. After reconciliation from the night before, Mark, once again becomes jealous when Mary receives a call from her "fan" who wants to return her dropped glove form the previous day's race. Mark pouts, that he "doesn't care to share her, he never seems to have her to himself, and there's always something--somebody". With that, Mark decides to whisk American Mary away home, to London.
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