Anger Quote by Samuel Beckett

“Granted, anger can be misplaced and is often destructive, but anger generates passion, and that energy, if used correctly, can be highly constructive.”

— David W. Earle LPC

“Dublin was an English city, one of the loveliest. The most Irish thing about it was the shifting drab flow of the poor people”

— Jan Morris

“And I love the beauty that anger provokes, it’s a sort of poetry, a violence of the mind that explodes expectations and lazy assumptions,…

— Djibril al-Ayad

“When anger is repressed by reason of inability to do immediate harm, it retires into the heart in the form of malice and breeds…

— John Wortabet

It's that kind of Dublin mentality: you just have to grin and bear some things.

— Ronan Keating

“Another brave new world beckoned, but Dublin was dubious – too often hope had been trampled down by foreign armies or strangled in dark…

— Peter Murphy

“Anger rose among Irish working-class men, in particular, who couldn’t afford to buy their way out of a war they felt they had no…

— Isabel Wilkerson

“For ten years Dublin’s been changing faster than our minds can handle. The economic boom has given us too many people with helicopters and…

— Tana French

“Such anger is a destructive emotion. It eats away at whatever peace you have, and in the end it causes nothing but greater pain…

— Misty Bernall

“Anger can be likened to an architect’s blueprint. The availability of a blueprint does not cause a building to be constructed, but it does…

— Albert Ellis

History of Ireland--lawlessness and turbulency, robbery and oppression, hatred and revenge, blind selfishness everywhere--no principle, no heroism. What can be done with it?

— William Allingham

“is a kind of fighting that isn’t ugly. There is a way for anger to come out as an energy you let loose and…

— Lidia Yuknavitch