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I remember locking eyes with him for the first time [in court], i felt this overwhelming power that consumed my very soul and I refused to drop eyes. That was my stand. If I can keep contact with him, I can prove to myself that he didn’t control me… I was liberating myself from his control. I was beginning to free myself from the anger I had towards him. – Elissa WallRate it:
I saw a woman with ambition, with drive and all of a sudden I realized,'S -- t, this is the kind of stuff that's been weaponized against me. I relate to that,' that's when it became clear to me just how important this story was. Because if we can see the power of the message through someone who we may not agree with or somebody who might even anger us, that tells you there's something real there. – Charlize TheronRate it:
I saw this young boy that was frustrated and showed anger. [I] didn’t know why until I found out his father was not in his life. – William DunnRate it:
I screamed out words that I shouldn't have screamed in the heat of the moment, it was wrong and I humbly apologize to all of those who read my pain and anger as a true desire for what I want for our community. It wasn't. – Louis HeadRate it:
I share your outrage and understand the frustration and anger regarding the situation with the former physician. – Rick CarusoRate it:
I spent so many years at Juilliard just wanting to beat somebody up, i think it was the height of my anger; that chip on my shoulder. I'm still trying to take care of that chip on my shoulder, by the way. It was mainly because I felt my voice as an artist was being stifled. – Viola DavisRate it:
I think activism is equal parts anger and love. – Amber Briggle and her sonRate it:
I think it was anger held inside of me. It was the need to feel peace and calm. I was fed up of the screaming and the threats and that was what gradually built up that anger inside of me. – Luis Armando CamposRate it:
I think it's a terrible system, it causes way too much anger between people. – Meghan MaterRate it:
I think Ted Cruz has actually created a lot of anger, not only here, but a lot of people around this country are going to see this as divisive, negative and I think he owes the people of New York an apology. – De BlasioRate it:
I think that the turnout is not guaranteed and all of the candidates and the interest groups have a lot of work to do, they don't want the anger to sit there and fester and turn into so much frustration that people don't feel that there is anything they can do. – Matt BarretoRate it:
I think the racism and the hatred of the white race has grown to the point where it's worse than in the other direction. ... I think the anger and the racism is much worse from black to white than white to black. – Jim BruemmerRate it:
I think you see that anger and disconnect being expressed in the Republican Party by Donald Trump. – Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'MalleyRate it:
I think you’re God's gift right now to black America, to the black community all across America, because we've gotten this terrible, terrible idea coming out of the 60s, that our dependency on the larger society is justice. And that what we need to be doing is protesting, and that we need Black Lives Matter, and that we need black anger and we need black identity, no, those things assuage us as we decline. What we need are traditional family values. A mother and a father — no social programs will ever substitute for that. We need that sort of common sense responsibility for our own fate — don't just keep giving us things, more and more things. Ask more from us and we need to ask more from ourselves. – Shelby SteeleRate it:
I understand that universities, archives and historical societies are rushing to collect and curate the personal accounts of how ordinary people are experiencing this growing public health crisis. but what I can see from the early submissions are plotless descriptions of emotions, fear, sadness, anger and restlessness as well as moments of joy and hope. – Mrs. Ruthellen JosselsonRate it:
I understand the anger Americans feel today. – Mitt RomneyRate it:
I understand the anger the family is going through. – Brendan DeenihanRate it:
I understand there's confusion, anger and perhaps fear, while we can not rewind these past couple of weeks, we can provide some clarity on some misconceptions. – Michelle MooreRate it:
I wanted to make sense of my anger and I realized that Pakistan is a deeply divided country (where) there's a fringe minority that is trying to take over...from the vast majority of Pakistanis, the biggest ideological divide in Pakistan today is in the field of education so I wanted to document that polarity in the education system by following children in madrassas and schools. – Hemal TrivediRate it:
I watched the news more in the last couple of days than I have in my whole entire life, just to see the anger, the emotion, the frustration of the city the last few days was shocking. It's frustrating. I understand why people are upset and rightfully so. It's unfortunate that it's escalated to what it has. Related ImageExpand / ContractFans watch through a fence outside Oriole Park at Camden Yards as Baltimore Orioles play a baseball against the Chicago White Sox Wednesday in Baltimore. ( AP Photo/Matt Rourke) The postponed games on Monday and Tuesday were to be made up as part of a doubleheader on May 28. – Chris DavisRate it:
I wont patronize you as a white man about living those experiences... but I am asking you to help us, help us use humane ways to get the streets to aplace where we can restore the justice so that those who are expressing rage and anger and demanding justice are heard, not those who throw fire bombs into businesses. – Tim WalzRate it:
I wore the same outfit as I wore to graduation to all eleven of my exams and no university officials raised any issues with it, even though part of the invigilators’ job at examinations is to police subfusc, as a result I assumed the outfit was fine and wore it to graduation – hence my anger and confusion when I wasn’t allowed into the ceremony. – Rebecca MortonRate it:
I'm very angry because our country is being run horribly, and I will gladly accept the mantle of anger, and I won't be angry when we fix it. – Donald TrumpRate it:
I've felt the whole gamut of emotions -- shock, denial, anger, sadness, it struck a chord. – Steve CarlsenRate it:

I remember locking eyes with him for the first time [in court], i felt this overwhelming power that consumed my very soul and I refused to drop eyes. That was my stand. If I can keep contact with him, I can prove to myself that he didn’t control me… I was liberating myself from his control. I was beginning to free myself from the anger I had towards him.

– Elissa WallRate it:

I saw a woman with ambition, with drive and all of a sudden I realized,'S -- t, this is the kind of stuff that's been weaponized against me. I relate to that,' that's when it became clear to me just how important this story was. Because if we can see the power of the message through someone who we may not agree with or somebody who might even anger us, that tells you there's something real there.

– Charlize TheronRate it:

I saw this young boy that was frustrated and showed anger. [I] didn’t know why until I found out his father was not in his life.

– William DunnRate it:

I screamed out words that I shouldn't have screamed in the heat of the moment, it was wrong and I humbly apologize to all of those who read my pain and anger as a true desire for what I want for our community. It wasn't.

– Louis HeadRate it:

I share your outrage and understand the frustration and anger regarding the situation with the former physician.

– Rick CarusoRate it:

I spent so many years at Juilliard just wanting to beat somebody up, i think it was the height of my anger; that chip on my shoulder. I'm still trying to take care of that chip on my shoulder, by the way. It was mainly because I felt my voice as an artist was being stifled.

– Viola DavisRate it: