Sentence examples for genuine rage from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, the shtick eventually gives way to genuine rage.

Endemic for decades, it has at last become the subject of genuine rage throughout society and business (even though business, is, of course, complicit).

There are flashes of genuine rage as when, observing his mother cuddling up to Claudius, he roars: "Frailty, thy name is woman". Confronting Laertes over Ophelia's grave, he also goes into ranting mode.

You can see Edinburgh comedy award winner Bridget Christie (Dome, Sun), whose deftly gag-studded polemic features flashes of genuine rage and some fantastically funny takedowns of contemporary sexism.

The jokes about Bush and Rumsfeld flew fast and furious, but there was genuine rage here, too: Vidal remarked on the systematic dismantling of the Bill of Rights under Bush, and the extent to which liberty has come under siege in the US since September 11.

Before he leaves this world, Jesus gives Peter a present, another record of "Surfin' Bird", and it ends with Stewie and Brian groaning in genuine rage when Peter begins annoying his family with the song again.

It should not come across as genuine raging vitriol.

It will produce genuine Labour rage, of course.

However genuine the rage against immigrants, criminals have also made crafty use of the opportunity.

The genuine populist rage in the country — aimed at greedy C.E.O.'s, not at the busted homeowners mocked as "losers" by Santelli — cannot be ignored or finessed.

It channels genuine, understandable rage and frustration – at stagnant wages, say, or rising healthcare costs – and directs it not at the real source of those problems but at much easier targets.