Sentence examples for driven by rage from inspiring English sources

Only where the Deltas were motivated by ribaldry, conservatives are driven by rage.

Or was Mr. Ritscher a martyr driven by rage over what he saw as an unjust war?

Whether the men are seen driven by rage or the women parade in Eve's costume, all do so with elegance in a kind of sinister aristocratic ballet.

One new song, "Night After Night," is a chilling waltz she sang and played solo in the studio after the band had left; it quietly announces, "Dear lover forgiven/My love is driven by rage".

Mr. Akin's previous fictional feature, "Head-On," was a tour de force, driven by rage and sexual desire, that traveled over similar cultural and geographical terrain at ferocious velocity.

One repercussion is that some of the best lines in "The World's End" are not really lines at all — more like blurts and expostulations, largely driven by swearing, which itself is driven by rage.

It doesn't get much better during adolescence, when teenagers are driven by raging hormones, underdeveloped self-identities and peer and cultural pressure.

The presidential hissy fit is driven by class rage.

In Lasch's definition (drawn from Freud), the narcissist, driven by repressed rage and self-hatred, escapes into a grandiose self-conception, using other people as instruments of gratification even while craving their love and approval.

Otherwise, the police are largely none the wiser – they now know for sure the murderer is driven by massive rage, have recovered the scissors from the lake, and know where he ran to on the evening of Annie's attack.

It doesn't make an artist inherently better to stand outside a system (no brownie points for "independents," whether in China, here, or anywhere); there are some artists whose imagination is stimulated by allusion and ambiguity, others who are driven by a rage to express openly what they know, and who are willing to pay the price of doing so.