Sentence examples for feeling of rage from inspiring English sources

It is impossible not to sympathise or suppress a feeling of rage over the sufferings of these people.

Today, in comments met with outrage, he told The Independent that he could understand the feeling of rage that had motivated the attackers and that what they had done could be justified under certain interpretations of Islam.

He did not altogether quarrel with Arendt's criticism of the weaker elements of a people in extremis, but, "to the degree that there really was weakness," he protested, "your emphasis is, so far as I can tell, completely one-sided and leaves the reader with a feeling of rage and fury".

Part of my upbringing was a feeling of rage, but I also knew I could do something about it.

"The biggest challenge is to understand some people's feeling of rage towards all Muslims," she said in response to Trump's comments.

"Louise wanted the color red," Jerry Gorovoy, curator of the exhibition and Bourgeois' longtime assistant, tells The Creators Project, "as it symbolized within her oeuvre the feeling of rage, jealousy, intensity, and sexuality".

Cantacuzino believes, "Feelings of rage and revenge come from pain, so it's important to feel the pain, to grieve deeply for a loss.

The killing, the looting, the feelings of rage and revenge.

The feelings of disbelief that initially filled me quickly transformed into feelings of rage and self-loathing.

Ms. Cohen had expected to encounter stronger feelings of rage in most of the people she photographed.

Meanwhile, Whitman was suffering from feelings of rage, confusion, and violent impulses, which he documented exhaustively in writing.