Sentence examples for a squall of rage from inspiring English sources

Her brief essay about media and political responses to the 9/11 attacks caused a squall of rage and ridicule far out of proportion to her arguments themselves, which in retrospect seem tone-deaf and insensitive but not altogether wrong.

As the improving Morpheus pulled up, after a decisive success, a squall of rain sobbed from a mournful sky.

On social media, Black Lives Matter activists watched with dismay on Thursday night as a squall of outrage and mourning over the shootings of Mr. Sterling and Mr. Castile was suddenly overwhelmed by a furious outcry over the shooting of Dallas police officers and messages of rage directed at activists and protesters.

Kraken spiced rum and ginger beer make for a squall of a Dark and Stormy.

She was scowling, caught by the camera in a squall of anger or gas or frustration.

A squall of feedback heralds the ferocious Electricity and suddenly all is well.

Before we get too caught up in a squall of nostalgia, let's examine a few facts.

Eighteen years later, Mr. Neill is aiming the museum directly into a squall of autumn events, a series of coming openings.

Before dusk along the Edge the gulls return, as white and as dense as a squall of snow.

This produced a squall of delighted laughter and everyone went back to darts and drinking.

She arrived startling a squall of dust when she parked.