Sentence examples for displays of rage from inspiring English sources
Hardwick maintained her dignity, withstanding the temptation of public displays of rage and exposure of the wrongs done to her.
Those missed opportunities, and Israeli refusals to honour its own undertakings to free Palestinian prisoners during the peace process combined to produce yesterday's explosive displays of rage.
Nahum Barnea, a senior columnist for Yediot Ahronot, compared the politicians' displays of rage to a recent rash of impulse murders.
We get less sense, however, of the tense man who chain-smoked and was capable of red-faced displays of rage in private, but had the steely discipline to avoid the public tantrums that so damaged his predecessor, Harry Truman.
George MacKay, who was directed by Warchus in Pride, and who stood out in Ah, Wilderness!, gives one of the most startling displays of rage that I have ever seen on stage.
In a related move, at least six countries with big Muslim populations persuaded Google, the owner of the YouTube video service, to block access to the offending footage.Seeking to show a more measured response than public displays of rage, some governments have proposed counter-offensives to the film.
Jeffries never got to play for Knight, who was deposed after yet another display of rage just before last season.
Caroline Gruber makes a credibly futuristic version of the sanctimonious Forsterian matriarch, and Karl Queensborough provides a passionate display of rage against the machine.
The old Cogswell Tavern, near New Preston, is where Washington reputedly heard about Benedict Arnold's betrayal, prompting an ungentlemanly display of rage.
When a female patron's elaborate rendering of a woman's face engulfed in flames provokes a tattooed man to hurl himself at the stage, V. I. senses that this display of rage is more than some dumb guy's drunken outburst.
