Sentence examples for bigger rage from inspiring English sources

I said something to the effect of "Hey, could you not do that?" which sent her into an even bigger rage.

"It's a big rage," he said of the latter.

"I had a big rage in myself," she told an audience at the University of California San Diego in 1996, when she was sixty-six.

A couple of years ago the big rage was a roasted ear of corn smeared with a mixture of mayonnaise, cheese, chili powder and cumin.

Lanagan (below) has a sly line in emotions made concrete, as in the most successful story, "Big Rage", where a crushed and disappointed young wife stumbles upon a giant warrior (stinking, dressed in armour and gabbling in an incomprehensible language) lying wounded on her local beach.

So, it makes sense that there would be a seperate Diamond Jubilee bash for all the weirdos who could never fit in at the big raging street parties.

Instead, it rears up in a great big gangster rage to the generic level of crime drama, or maybe crime melodrama, as Dheepan makes his last stand.

Men are bigger, their rage closer to the surface and more apt to be directed outward than inward (as the common wisdom has it, men get guns; women get eating disorders).

But there's also a bigger debate raging that hovers over all our concerns.

The three-star scheme may be the big-market rage, but Dallas — a team with only Dirk Nowitzki who would qualify as transcendent — is the reigning league champion.

Some of us who watched the big man rage at an official on Sunday feared he might pop an artery right there on national television.