Sentence examples for destructive rage from inspiring English sources

For Eugene O'Neill the sight of a packed box could prompt "uncontrollable bouts of destructive rage".

From the very first sentence – "Sing, O goddess, the destructive rage of Achilles …" – I fell completely in love.

Ecological catastrophes — which we can view continually and close-up, thanks to our 24/7 plugged-in world — become the meaningless intrusions of a blind, destructive rage.

As Mr Nehru observed in a speech at Columbia University in 1949, if the hopes of the poor are not met, "then there is the apathy of despair or the destructive rage of the revolutionary".

In Stockholm and other towns and cities last week, bands made up mostly of young immigrants set buildings and cars ablaze in a spasm of destructive rage rarely seen in a country proud of its normally tranquil, law-abiding ways.

When not earning a living by videotaping weddings and circumcisions, Eli busies himself by documenting the lives of his girlfriends, a sometimes clandestine practice that, when discovered, often drives them to destructive rage.

The kung fu star drinks and flies into destructive rages.

Churchill's telepathic sense of Hitler also allowed him to grasp that shaking a rhetorical fist in his face might make the dictator act with self-destructive rage.

This is an endearing image, but China has a problem that never troubled Yao Ming: a brooding animosity towards competitors that erupts occasionally into self-destructive rage.

"At long last I felt the blind, self-destructive rage that haunted so many of the people I knew," he writes.

But when it comes to more contentious political issues, hip-hop offers no plausible solutions; only impotent and sometimes self-destructive rage.