Sentence examples for greater rage from inspiring English sources

Through a prominent NF-κB-responsive consensus sequence in its promoter, RAGE activation also leads to even greater RAGE expression [27], [28].

The debate over which choreographer was greater raged in New York.

"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.

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

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?

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".

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.

"Even if you are a person who has spent your whole life trying to act in moderation," he concluded, "you discover at times like this that under your skin, with a power that surprises even you, a great rage resides".