Sentence examples for ferocious rage from inspiring English sources

He can be an arse, but an arse with a lion's heart, and that great ferocious rage shines through his performance in the most surprising and glorious way.

"Frownland" (2008, Ronald Bronstein): A punk-like ferocious rage contained in a chamber-music-like precision; film stock run rugged like cold stone, light turned cruel; humiliation and degradation portrayed with tenderness and, ultimately, surprisingly, hope.

Internalized anti-Semitism encourages ferocious rage against Israel and Israelis, a level of rage expressed against no other people.

Paul's bizarre presentations, his ferocious rages and sudden reversals of mood in the 1790's gave rise to doubts about his sanity.

It's a film of ferocious political rage, railing against Russia's corrupt masters, but it's also mysterious and poetic, eventually opening out to metaphysical perspectives.

Even birth control has become a political football, as ferocious arguments rage around a new and much-needed requirement under U.S. health care law that contraceptives be covered by insurance without co-pay.

A ferocious blizzard rages in the New York night, forcing a flight destined for Tel Aviv to make an emergency landing upstate.

There are ferocious battles raging, from bathrooms to job security to homophobia to, yes, hunger.

Hanslip takes up the raw electric violin for the finale, a ferocious outpouring of rage and grief, though a quiet coda in which she reverts to the standard instrument brings the work to a close in a mood of resignation.

At the Pentagon, firefighters battled a ferocious fire that raged all day.

But soon, David Cameron will have to announce his plans to give English MPs a vote over English laws - and beneath the surface a ferocious debate is raging.