Sentence examples for Seething with hatred from inspiring English sources

In 1974 the "Watergate Congress," seething with hatred of Richard Nixon, cut the lifeline to South Vietnam as it was about to be overrun by North Vietnamese troops.

A mosque in the North Caucasus is less likely to be filled with militants seething with hatred than with young men dressed in knock-off Dolce & Gabbana clothing looking for a measure of spiritual relief from unhappy personal lives and bleak job prospects.

But Gennaro returns, bloody and filthy and seething with hatred of the war, eager to share every detail of his experience, upsetting the upbeat mood.

No longer is the country seething with hatred and bent on destruction.

This is a riveting film, creating a palpable sense of a city seething with hatred and suspicion.

But now if they do so Fianna Fáil can cry that they will also be voting down a measure that has popular support among a public seething with hatred for the Republic's banks – the taxation of bankers' bonuses.

Seething with ideas, it's a music writer's genre in excelsis.

Seething with anger, cabinet chief Jorge Capitanich tore a copy of the newspaper to pieces in a live television press conference.

What do you expect me to do?" Seething with rage, he kicked and pinned her to the ground with his legs on her chest.

Seething with violence — domestic, street and institutional — the movie jumps from heartwarming to murderous without ever convincing us that all these guys need is a coach who cares.

1961 U.N. Raps South Africa Seething with passionate African indignation, the General Assembly took the unprecedented step today of censuring the Union of South Africa for a policy speech delivered by its Foreign Minister, Eric H. Louw.