Sentence examples for enormous rage from inspiring English sources

And there's no question that these are sexual homicides, which are motivated by enormous rage against women.

There is "enormous rage in the electorate, the growth of hate groups and also hate speech in mainstream politics to an extent that we have not seen in decades", he said.

This dodgy proposal drops in Mundy's lap at a moment when he is, for practically the first time in his life, discovering something about himself that seems firm, authentic, entirely and un-self-consciously his: the invasion of Iraq has awakened in him, to his shock, an enormous rage, which he can explain only as "anger at seeing the show come round again one too many times".

For Roth, womankind was the source of enormous rage and disappointment.

"In this era of enormous rage, when the fires are burning all around us, I believe that #revolutionarylove is the call of our times".

This eighty-one-page monologue, written in one unbroken paragraph, about a teen-age boy's unrequited love for a mentally handicapped girl he sees every day at the bus stop, has an enormous, controlled rage.

In every sense of the term, Gandolfini's mob boss was larger than life: a man of grand appetites, enormous externalized rage and tremendous heart who cast an equally gigantic shadow across popular culture during six seasons on HBO's "The Sopranos" that qualify as some of the finest television ever produced.

In the streets, enormous battles raged with hundreds of thousands calling for the military junta to step down.

An enormous fire raged in a blocklong building, with no sign of police or fire department intervention, even while residents raced to drive their cars away as the building's windows exploded and glass rained down on them.

Recently released images from the Cassini spacecraft have revealed an enormous hurricane raging on Saturn's north pole – with an eye that is a staggering 2,000km 1,250miless) across.

An enormous hurricane raging at Saturn's north pole has an eye 2,000km 1,250mii) across - big enough to cover the UK 12 times over.