displaced anger造句

• A lot of people have displaced anger, taking it out on the wrong people.
• That is why others are linking to terms like locus of control and suggesting displaced anger.
• Displaced anger could result in animal torture, as identified in the Macdonald triad, and a further lack of basic identity.
• But without action, society, given as we are to crabs in the barrel thinking, will scream only with a displaced anger.
• Using its magic, contestants can displace anger directed toward them onto the bizarre, televised occasion for their treachery, the show itself.
• Political consultants from both parties see the Gore numbers at least in part as evidence of displaced anger over the president's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
• "Rushmore " has the sprawling ambition of British pop, a coil of displaced anger, that makes the picture feel as if it is all over the place.
• So all the Agoura Hills resident could do was storm off to the driving range, where he was a study in displaced anger, beating range balls when everyone knew darn well that what he really wanted to do was take a bulldozer to the 16th, 17th and 18th holes.
• Although he gives the reader some excruciating glimpses of Liberian life that are as visceral and harrowing as anything in Naipaul's portraits of Third World countries in extremis ( places where " the West is packing its boxes, waiting for the helicopters " ) Banks is less interested in that country's tragic history than in its usefulness as a stage set for his story of American idealism and displaced anger run amok.