Sentence examples for growing rage from inspiring English sources

There will be no victory in Afghanistan, only death, destruction and growing rage against America.

"The coalition government has to survive the growing rage of the streets.

In an interview on Thursday on ABC's "Nightline," Mr. Gonzalez, 31, expressed growing rage and frustration over his separation from his son.

The officer who entered Mr. Lee's room on the day of the shooting would not have known about Mr. Lee's various grudges and growing rage against the police, Mr. Hodges said.

Young authors like her sought him out, leaning in close when he talked about Africa and writing.A small man with an impish smile under his floppy berets, he teased and spoke in riddles, in part to mask a growing rage.

Nobody seems quite sure what to do – they are not given easily to revolt, these middle-class commuters, and they tend to direct their growing rage into their mobile phones.

"Productivity in America is soaring, but at the price of a growing 'desk rage,' " he said.

But given the growing regional rage, it was difficult to predict the level of danger to his rule.

Meek urges the group to hang this dangerous savage before he slaughters them, perhaps trying to find a diversionary focus for their growing, murderous rage, and all too well aware that his employers are deciding whether or not to hang the slippery Meek himself, suspecting some kind of treachery.

It is not remotely to justify the recent brutality, in which the accused come from the ranks of the working poor, to suggest that any analysis of "rape culture" should include consideration of the ways in which growing class rage can get tragically displaced on to the bodies of women.

If, as is likely, the farmhand is foreign-born, he too is the target of growing populist rage.