Sentence examples for considerable rage from inspiring English sources

There is some approval but also considerable rage at our omissions and the fact that we have dared to include a thriller, Tom Rob Smith's Child 44, on the list.

There was considerable rage among the Democrats, who launched a vicious attack on Morton, who responded by accusing them of treason.

A West Indian immigrant who taught himself to read, he directed his considerable intelligence and rage into making his daughter fit for white society.

He is at his best conveying Colm's growing suspicion that people view him as some sort of "primitive"; the scenes of rage have considerable weight.

With the vigorous exception of Tony Harrison, who over the past 30 years has brought new life to medieval mystery plays, Sophocles and Racine, and Steven Berkoff - who has ranted and raged to considerable poetic effect - verse drama has been a theatrical dead-end.

Taken together, these results suggest that SAGEs may provide considerable anti-inflammatory activity in diseases mediated by RAGE-ligand interactions, including the skin, where RAGE likely plays a role in lymphocyte-mediated diseases such as atopic dermatitis and psoriasis, as well as photo-ageing.

In one panel, American Angst and Anxiety, Emma Straub covered teenage angst – "the purest angst of all" – with a reading from her novel Modern Lovers, in which Ruby, "a black Jew with lesbian moms", rages against her situation with considerable solipsism.

As the fires raged, Lord Elgin and his troops looted considerable treasure, much of which made its way back to Europe.

But getting the toxic materials out of Syria amid a raging civil war has been a considerable obstacle. .

Pollitt often uses her considerable imaginative dexterity to soften and divert her even more impressive rage.

"Richie's camp performance concealed considerable intelligence and depth," Nava told me, as well as "smoldering rage".