He distinguished rage from anger, a more immediate emotion: Rage is more bedrock, formed from layers of anger, and comes from degradation.
She had a face so wide and expressive that she always seemed on the cusp of exploding with emotion: rage, thrill, fear.
Playing on faith, emotion, raging against a final defeat, the Sixers went in front, but could not stay there.
Its specialty was freak-sized emotions — rage, envy, glory — too big to be contained by a subtler genre; in classic camp style, it found ugliness in beauty, as well as vice versa.
And despite our ostensibly progressive notions about marriage, we were not impervious to the full range of human emotions — rage, jealousy, fear of abandonment — that tend to surface when we cross the boundaries of love.
After the safety teach-in, mandated by the F.A.A. ("All bike messenger bags must fit in the overhead rack... in case of a water landing, your moral vanity may be used as a personal flotation device... .), there will be an inflight entertainment program, eliciting the complete range of highly attractive liberal emotions: rage, anger, disgust, contempt, pessimism, gloom and despair.
"At this point, the most urgent task at hand is to bring an end to war, to raging cross-border conflict that only brings anarchy, deeper polarization, more international armed interventions, heightened emotions, rage and recruitment videos for globalized jihadis".
She goes on to explain that both humans and other animals share both the exact same core emotions ("rage, prey chase drive, fear, and curiosity/interest/anticipation") and the same "four basic social emotions: sexual attraction and lust, separation distress, social attachment, and the happy emotions of play and roughhousing".
She goes on to explain that both humans and other animals share the same core emotions ("rage, prey, chase, drive, fear, and curiosity/interest/anticipation") and "four basic social emotions: sexual attraction and lust, separation distress, social attachment, and the happy emotions of play and roughhousing".
Yvonne Rainer's deadpan did not conceal that, just below the surface, extreme emotions raged.
Amidst its swirling emotions, raging hormones and many-fronted conflicts, we shape the identity that will stay with us into adulthood.
