Anger is less a sign of reason than a sign of emotion. It is a sudden onset of honesty syndrome. [English] Halifax: "Moral Thoughts and Opinions"

"Anger" is sudden madness. [Ancient Rome] Horace: "Letters"

Anger is an impulse of the soul. [English] Thomas Fuller: "On Anger"

Anger is a poison that poisons the spirit. It makes people unable to be happy and consumes the huge energy for success. [US] Maxwell Mortz: "Your Potential"

People will not get angry unless they feel hurt. [English] Francis Bacon: "On Life"

Jupiter, you are angry, that is to say, you are wrong. [Ancient Greece] Lucian

An angry person is empty inside. [Japanese] Proverb

The only comfort for the incompetent is irritation. [Russian] Chernyshevsky: "Prologue"

To be angry is to punish yourself for the faults of others. [English] Pope: "Miscellaneous Reflections"

To be angry is to punish oneself. [English] Thomas Fuller: "Collection of Proverbs"

To be angry at every turn means that you are too childish to control yourself. [Switzerland] Hilté: "For Sleepless Nights"

Anger can make a fool smart, but it cannot change his plight. [English] Francis Bacon: "On Life"

The weapon of anger has wonderful effects. All weapons are used by humans, but this one uses us. [French] Montaigne: "Collected Essays"

Anger can sometimes become a weapon of virtue and heroism. [Ancient Greece] Aristotle: "Essays? On Anger"

Anger provides all people with weapons of attack. [Ancient Rome] Claude Annas: "The Anger of Rimanti"

Anger is an expensive luxury product that can only be enjoyed by those with considerable income. [English] Joe Curtis: "Prue and Me"

A furious tiger is still wiser than a tame horse. [English] William Blake: "Proverbs from Hell"

Anger will blow out the lamp of wisdom. [US] Ingersoll

Anger begins with stupidity and ends with regret. [English] Thomas Fuller: "Collection of Proverbs"

Once "anger" goes hand in hand with "foolishness", "regret" will follow one after another. [U.S.] Ben Franklin: "Almanac of Proverbs"

Impatientness is the weakness of the fool. [West] Gracian: "The Art of Understanding the World"

He who is slow to anger is considered wise; he who has a quick temper reveals his foolishness. "Old Testament? Proverbs"

Everyone can lose their temper. It is not difficult. The difficult thing is that when you lose your temper, you have to choose the right person, be measured, use the right opportunity, have the right purpose, and use the right method - not everyone can do all of this. [Ancient Greece] Aristotle: "Ethics"

A wise man does not show his anger, but is good at waiting for opportunities to act. [Print] Varuvar: "Proverbs of Gural? Political Affairs"

Be angry at the things you are angry about, get angry at the people you are angry with, and get angry when you should be angry. As long as people do this, they should be praised. [Ancient Greece] Aristotle: "Ethics"

A person of noble character should be restrained, be able to weigh the severity of situations, and never forget his own identity. [English] Chaucer: "The Collected Works of Chaucer"

There is never a reason to be angry, but there is rarely a good reason. [US] Ben Franklin: "Almanac of Proverbs"

Swearing is the rule of unreasonable people. [Dharma] Proverb

Anger makes people lose their reason. [Meaning] Proverb

Having a bad temper is one of the more despicable human natures. If a person loses his temper, it means taking a step back on the ladder of human progress. [English] Darwin: "Darwin"

An irritable person is like a curled-up thorn in turn, torturing himself with his own thorns. [English] Thomas Hood

A person who does not control his anger is like an unbridled wild horse. [English] Sibo: "The Last Act of Love"

A man in anger rides a crazy horse. [US] Ben Franklin: "Almanac of Proverbs"

A man prone to anger is a prisoner at the mercy of his enemies, and he can never escape. [Persia] Saadi: "Gulistan"

Irritability is a despicable quality, and those who are at the mercy of it are often the weak in life.

[English] Francis Bacon: "On Life"

Anger makes a bad counselor. [Soviet] Pony Laschenko: "The Art of Leadership of Military Chiefs"

People who are easily angry are not necessarily strict people. [French] Hugo: "The Man Who Laughs"

If we can make a man angry in an argument, we have pulled him from his advantageous position and subdued him. [English] W. Sa Landau: "Imaginary Dialogue"

Anger is like a fierce horse. If you let its temper go, it will exhaust itself. [English] Shakespeare: "Henry VIII"

Once anger dominates a person, his reason can do nothing. [Rustic] Proverb

The consequences of losing control of emotions are much more serious than the actions that cause them. [Ancient Rome] Marcus Aurelius: "Meditations"

Violence is a stumbling block on the development of human civilization. Although it is a bad temper, it has caused great impact and losses But it's huge. [Section] Munir Nasuf: "May You Be Happier in Life"

When you are frustrated, being angry at the strong will bring disaster; when you are proud, being angry at the weak is even more unsightly. [Print] Valois: "Gural's Proverbs? Virtue Chapter"