Sentence examples for great rage from inspiring English sources

"Small things can trigger great rage".

He said: "Trauma can elicit great rage.

Wild Tales is a great rage at the complacency and mediocrity of Argentina's ruling classes.

Votes for women is a "great rage" he observed, in which "100s of women congregate together and smash windows and other kinds of outrageous deeds on purpose".

There's a great rationality - it's almost as dismissive as J G Ballard's or John Gray's - and great rage, but is there any of the tenderness Hoban always achieves?

He's telling a heck of a story, a swashbuckling story, involving a sword and a crime and, as is not unusual for the old, unredeemed Mr. Westbrook, a great rage.

The image of the great raging rocker queueing for a steamed milk concoction is not easily shaken off.

But it also bears a contrarian and disputatious tendency, as the historian Jules Michelet observed: "We gossip, we quarrel, we expend our energy in words; we use strong language, and fly into great rages over the smallest of subjects".

De Niro is driven enough, but the drive has never expressed itself in garrulity, still less in smooth talk, and his great rages, in the past, have welled up from dreads and thwartings that really matter — the ones that carry weight in a man's soul — whereas the whole gist of Ben, this new character, is that he has wasted his energy on nonsense.

The film's greatest rage is reserved for those who deal in empty moralising.

Things under which a mountain will crumble, you can place on paper and it will hold: beauty at its most intense; love at its fiercest; the greatest grief; the greatest rage".