Sentence examples for a flash of rage from inspiring English sources

I felt a flash of rage.

Far from being a flash of rage, the murders were ordered and carried out in a clinical, almost industrial manner—and filmed, for good measure.

On another magnificent late summer day under a cloudless sky, the capital observed the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with a moment of silence at the White House, a wreath laying at the nation's cemetery for war dead and a flash of rage from a husband left behind.

The devil can use you when you give in to a flash of rage.

"Look here," a columnist from the Guardian responded, "Do you honestly expect us to buy-in to this piffle?" In the view of this correspondent there appeared, for a barely discernible split-second, a flash of rage in the eyes of the spokesperson, but scarcely half a beat later she descended from her dias, approached the Guardian columnist and was stroking his five o'clock shadow.

If you're caught up in the music, such defacements spark a flash of murderous rage.

It means "people are listening". But then, a knife-blade flash of rage revealed itself.

Snap, a flash of light.

A flash of inspiration.

A flash of lightning.

IT WAS a flash of sporting brilliance.