Sentence examples for an expression of rage from inspiring English sources

"Nor are my paintings an expression of rage; I don't think that when you tell the truth you become angry.

The war in Sierra Leone came after 30 years of dictatorship, and was an expression of rage.

His knowledge of Islam was crude, and his allegiance to isis seemed confused and provisional — an expression of rage, not of ideology.

In the village of Nabi Saleh, protesters burned Israeli flags and posters of US president Barack Obama in an expression of rage over his UN speech this week, widely seen as overtly sympathetic to Israel.

Composed in 1962, the Symphony No. 13 takes its title from a poem by Yevgeny Yevtushenko, an expression of rage at the 1941 massacre of nearly 34,000 Jews by the Nazis at Babi Yar, a ravine in Kiev.

But I don't know if it's any value to say that among all the bodies that I saw, all of whom had died violent deaths, Victor's had, even in death, an expression of rage, of defiance.

He birdied four of his first nine holes to open up a four-shot lead and from then on the outcome made the old metaphor about night following day look like an expression of raging uncertainty.

Going forward, any expression of rage at Trump however justified will be used by him as proof of the irrationality of his opposition.

Or was it merely an expression of nationalist rage?

As a moment in American politics, the pummelling of Rubio felt like an expression of collective rage at the falseness of so much that happens in Washington: the pivot, the dodge, the pallid follow-up question.

Anderson sees voter-identification laws and a wide range of bureaucratic snafus as successors to the more blatantly racist measures that existed before the Voting Rights Act; she describes the resurgence of voter suppression as an expression of white rage.