On screen, Ms. Schnabel appears to draw on a bottomless reservoir of rage.
These numbers are staggering, but they are drawn from a bottomless reservoir of discontent in Europe.
Even as a small child, said her parents, she had a bottomless reservoir of questions and a forthright personality.
It is in the movies that obsessed and doomed love still, with a brave little smile, reigns, and the super-rich, a bottomless reservoir of improbabilities, finance abductions and underwrite, for unrequited love of a lady, such quixotic ventures as Rex's manufacture of one-of-a-kind, tailored-for-you bicycles.
But anyone who has ever tried to argue with adolescents knows that in the end they will have a thousand times more energy for that fight than you and a bottomless reservoir of moral rage that you burned out long ago.
There's an anguish here that emerges most clearly when Morozov talks about his native Belarus, where "no angry tweets or text messages, no matter how eloquent, have been able to rekindle the democratic spirit of the masses, who, to a large extent, have drowned in a bottomless reservoir of spin and hedonism, created by a government that has read its Huxley".
Somehow, through the years, I've managed to accumulate a virtually bottomless reservoir of consumer rage.
I have a bottomless reservoir of passion as well, and my enthusiasm crosses over from my personal to professional life.
It is arguable that McCain, because of his boiling moralism and bottomless reservoir of certitudes, is not suited to the presidency.
Technology start-ups have tapped a seemingly bottomless reservoir of cash over the last four years, enabling many to stay private much longer than comparable companies did in previous years.
Made "by former Romney supporters," the result is a potent polemic -- combining Ken Burns' style, the darkness of the "Daisy" ad, and a bottomless reservoir of immutable rage -- that paints Romney as a dark-hearted, vicious-minded, boodle-craving technocrat-privateer.
