Sentence examples for breed rage from inspiring English sources

Through contempt and disdain, they breed rage," Anderson wrote.

Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.

His no-frills production eschews lighting effects and other atmosphere enhancers, instead entrusting the cast to embody a recognizable world of bad behavior that breeds rage.

We have this endlessly watered-down, conglomerate world that breeds homicidal rage like no other".

Before she loses control over the narrative in an ill-considered ending, Perry guides Monk to the root causes of the murders -- the secret addictions to drugs and drink and gambling that make decent people do bestial things; the racial and religious hatred that drives out reason; the rigid systems of class and politics that foment rage and breed anarchy.

Both, by rooting out attachment, help fuel the alienation, rage and anomie that breed extremism.

But this fight was different: Cory called Leo a "half breed," and Leo flew into a rage.

The idea that Spanish firms are seen as a new breed of conquistadors (or that all Chile rose in rage when a Spanish judge went for General Pinochet) is as overblown as the notion of Spain as a bridge to Europe.

RAGE is not essential for viability in mice; RAGE null mice have no obvious phenotype and breed normally.

The unconditional rage and blood lust have abated, giving way to a fine breed of passive-aggressiveness that, to the naked eye, might even look like fraternal harmony.

Ceramic smokers based on an ancient Japanese "kamado" design are all the rage, with the Big Green Egg the most popular of the breed.