lash out

This event is often brought on by stress or trauma, leading the confused young werewolf to lash out at whatever is hurting him.

Sensitive to the mood of her subjects, she had decided not to lash out on any new frocks, but to recycle the old ones.

It looks like a prison cell with a bunch of mad prisoners, ready to lash out at each other, which is basically what these rats are doing.

"There was always something inside that was building up that was ready to start to lash out, " he said.

A man who switches on his emotions is more likely to go into a reptilian mode and lash out vocally or become aggressive.

When people reject me, I either become angry and lash out against them, or I resolve to cut them out of my life.

The sun's magnetic poles sometimes reverse, causing massive solar flares that lash out into the solar system.

If you are challenged, you take it as a personal affront and tend to lash out and fight back in a vengeful manner.

Or there may be a less direct link: people tend to lash out in tough times.

AFTER oil hit its recent record of $135 a barrel, consumers and politicians started to lash out in every direction.

The speculation that al-Qaeda will want to lash out to avenge its fallen leader may not be correct.

An emotional man can lash out like a reptile; an emotionalwoman prefers to 'talk about it'.

Starving dialogs -- the most dangerous since they are the ones most likely to lash out -- are nearly transparent.

His sentiment was too strong for him to lash out, so he just stood there, trembling with anger.

Are your insecurities driving you to lash out at others?

In his writing online, especially on Twitter, Assange is quick to lash out at perceived enemies.

The sword of truth is about to lash out and cut away the lies and deceit so that the brotherhood could see what they have been prey to.

This is no time to lash out on a new stereo.

They become overly sensitive to relationships with others and can lash out emotionally.

Normally cassowaries are very shy but when disturbed can lash out dangerously with their powerful legs.

The more the reactionaries lash out, the more resistance they provoke.

Authority figures might lash out at you with criticism, indignation or accusations.

Many expected his government to lash out at its enemies, real or imagined, even more fiercely.

An increasingly volatile regime could lash out again.

It seemed that he was going to lash out at her, but he controlled himself.

If you lash out at someone, you're only making yourself more angry. Plus, you'll hurt yourself.

Martin wanted to lash out physically at the two in front of them, but restrained himself.

Susan's fist lash out quickly, opening up cuts above Jill's eyes.

This would explain how we sometimes can get so angry at someone we love that we lash out and hurt them.

Some blame others, lash out and damage themselves further.

For many people, a sales job, where any customer might lash out or walk away, is too uncertain to bear.

If they think someone is pretending or lying to them, then they will feel aggrieved, angry and will lash out and condemn them.

If things didn't do the way he expected them to, he would lose his temper and lash out at others.

They want us to lash out, lower ourselves to their level.

When you lash out , it means you're hurting. Are you?

On the other hand, we can't physically lash out at every person or object that irritates or annoys us.

If you don't like the way you're being treated, don't lash out at the other person, teach them, patiently train them;