Sentence examples for eruption of rage from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, they might be viewed as an eruption of rage.

How long this agitation will continue depends on both India's capacity to assuage Kashmiri separatist leaders, and their ability in turn to control the sudden eruption of rage among the young.

What followed was, even by internet standards, remarkable: an eruption of rage and indignation that snowballed at breathtaking speed.

In the film, his eruptions of rage, which include the trashing of a restaurant washroom and a confrontation with a phone-sex pimp (played by Philip Seymour Hoffman, so far the only actor to appear in all of Mr. Anderson's films), take on an Old Testament fury.

Whatever the impact of family tragedy and tension on the general, amateur psychologists speculated that the suicide unhinged Mladic, contributing to eruptions of rage and violence in Gorazde in 1994 when he faced down and bested Britain's General Sir Michael Rose, at Bihac in 1995 when he responded to Nato air strikes by taking 200 UN troops hostage, and finally at Srebrenica.

They speak in whispers of a "terrifying" and "evil" boss, given to eruptions of rage, who threw herself a 50th-birthday party where staffers did jello shots off her stomach and chest.

It's told with Clowes' usual biting humor, vivid renderings of plausibly bizarre behavior and his protagonist's sudden eruptions of rage.

Mr. Cohen also predicts the eruption of "Muslim rage" following any attack.

Today everyone seemed relatively calm; in the past, eruptions of mat rage have led to tears.

But then the demands of the evening meal take over climaxing in an eruption of axe-wielding rage from Peter, a fraught German fish-cook.

"This could only be an eruption of an initial, senseless rage, one told oneself.