Sentence examples for blunt rage from inspiring English sources

But the elegiac hue of the Clara novel often clashes with the blunt rage of passages like the following in the memoir section: "Who's to blame if men keep taking off, lighting out for unknown territories?

They have touch screens instead of buttons, facades that glow and pulse, and technology intended to blunt vending machine rage — sensors that ensure that a customer's credit card is not charged unless the chosen item has dropped.

Nearby is a picture of a baby, saying: "Father, whose side were you on when they were selling our country?" And the more blunt: "Yield to rage," "Class war, not national war," and, finally, "Life — not just survival" — a message that seemed filled with foreboding about what the next decade is going to be like for young Greeks.

Critic's Notebook: The dramatist who used to regularly scorch the stage with complex stories has let his anti-P.C. rage blunt his work.

But using votes cast by Republican senators — some of them millionaires themselves — as a blunt instrument of class rage is something Democrats hope will have legs beyond the lame-duck session that ends this month.

"A Belly Full," about a naive black waitress and her hypocritical employers, shows that time has not blunted Mr. Van Peebles's rage, even if it has sharpened his sense of humor.

I did this canvas after canvas, bad painting after bad painting, each work blunted with stupid, undeveloped rage.

A former deputy mayor, Peter Powers, was known for sometimes blunting Mr. Giuliani's rages.

He's gone from blunt talk and candor to irrationality, rage, and unrestrained hostility toward the people whose financial interests he's charged with protecting.

Rage, of course, and blunted ambitions, and mortal fear.

It blunts the hawks' case; hence the rage.