Sentence examples for a violent anger from inspiring English sources

Efron wrote, "Wanting very much to understand this man who had been stereotyped out of existence and who was controlling a violent anger at what was happening to him, I reread 'Native Son.'… One finds many things relevant to Thomas and to his roots and his lifelong concerns in this book".

Thomson describes them in detail as well as the influence they had on Darwin, portraying Darwin's illustrious grandfather, Erasmus Darwin, as a "dark, stern man, sarcastic, with a violent anger" (p. 16).

He give Elling an endearing, childishly direct voice, but adds an edge of violent anger that keeps the tone arrestingly eccentric.

They'd tell me, 'I don't know what happened, but I feel better.'" One of her patients was struggling with outbursts of violent anger, a common effect of PTSD, and had gotten into raging arguments with his wife.

An example arose when a GP described a male patient attending with violent anger issues and marijuana use.

As the movie proceeds, the intensity of her affection for Gerri and Tom's family – she has known them for decades – takes the drama in an increasingly painful direction, and yet the film's note of anxiety remains muffled and subsurface until the drama is blindsided by the explicit, violent anger of a sequence late in the narrative: a funeral in Tom's Lancashire hometown.

At this, Brennus broke into violent anger, and an immediate quarrel ensued; both sides drew their swords and attacked, but in confusion, as could not be otherwise amongst houses, and in narrow lanes and places where it was impossible to form in any order.

There is a long road ahead — as the violent anger over the results of the first round of the election showed last night — and I look forward to continuing the conversation.

There's Kevin Justin Therouxx), a local cop prone to fits of violent anger, bad dreams, and — N.S.F.S.! — dog-shooting.

(The CW's recent Beauty and the Beast updated the 1987 series but replaced the scholarly, leonine hero with a handsome man with uncontrollable bursts of violent anger; these abusive undertones are the new beastliness. These days, Beauty is trapped in the Beast's S&M penthouse, and his understanding of consent is decidedly murky).

Initial reports suggested that Khan had been accused of offending Islam – a dangerous charge in a society where perceived disrespect for the religion can ignite violent anger.