What might have been a victory instead became a source of popular rage.
In a six-page statement signed "Joe Stack (1956-2010)" and posted on a Web site connected to Mr. Stack's wife, the author singled out the tax agency as a source of suicidal rage, concluding, "Well, Mr. Big Brother I.R.S. man, let's try something different, take my pound of flesh and sleep well".
Anti-India nationalists and militant networks in Pakistan, already dangerously potent, have seized on the issue as a new source of rage to perpetuate 60 years of antagonism.
Powerlessness and deprivation are exacerbated today by the ability, boosted by digital media, to constantly compare your life with the lives of the fortunate (especially women entering the workforce or prominent in the public sphere: a common source of rage for men with siege mentalities worldwide).
It provides no model for commemorating a conflict that, despite the passing of five decades, is still a source of shame or rage for many Americans.
Thomas Sherman was a source of conflict and rage for the general, rejecting his father's dictate that he study law and opting for the priesthood instead.
McDowell says that if Anderson had followed the lead set by some of his friends and associates and come out, "he would never have made any of these films, because that was his source of rage and anger".
On May 8, Ms. Kamel stood in front of the Church of the Virgin Mary, set ablaze a day earlier, in the impoverished working-class district of Imbaba as young and old chanted, "Down With Mubarak!" But it was not behind-the-scenes machinations of former regime elements that were the only source of rage over sectarian violence that has engulfed this community.
An additional source of rage and blowback is the particular kind of humiliation drone attacks bring about.
Karloff's Monster is alternately childlike in his curiosity and bestial in his rage; he lurches between being a source of terror and an object of pity.
