Sentence examples for language of rage from inspiring English sources

My colleague George Packer has a strong post up about the tragedy and the language of rage.

Stavans's brother, a musical prodigy, suffers from mental illness and speaks primarily the language of rage as the result of a horrifying stuttering condition.

Murmurs of disbelief rumbled round the hall; in one strange minority language, murmurs of rage.

Patrick thought she recognized the international sign language of road rage.

In contrast to the expression of RAGE in RAGE +/+ mice, no RAGE protein was detected in the lungs of RAGE-/ mice.

The epic's poetic meter, the dactylic hexameter, is ideally suited to the Greek language, allowing expressions of rage, indignation, bravado, remorse, and grief to ebb and flow in natural cadence.

Although it seems normal nowadays for teenagers and young adults to have outbursts of rage and foul language, this is in fact very immature.

Restraint, understatement and precision with language are called for, not Craig's periodic spurts of rage or Weisz's brittle weepiness.

Apparently, men can mobilize un-nuanced language for their amusement, but the timely and impassioned deployment of rage or rhetorical tropes by a woman prompts scorn.

You'll have to excuse any forthcoming incendiary language on my part as I am still sitting here in my apartment, reeling in a fit of rage.

He speaks to working-class voters in the harsh language of their economic trials, and summons easy rage at ear-splitting volumes.