Sentence examples for mock rage from inspiring English sources

He makes grotesque faces, pantomimes fumbling in his knapsack for his supper, can't find it, capers in mock rage.

"How dare you ask that question!'' Mr. McCain shot back in a mock rage, generating laughter from the crowd.

"Did she say I can't get along with anybody?" the mayor shouted back, stalking toward the participants in mock rage.

"It's just that there's always the chance that some pervert will look in," she says haltingly, before brightening things up with a little mock rage.

But, on Thursday night, Stewart sounded tired and despairing, as if coming to terms with the fact that the nation's most poisonous problems would outlast his ability to mock or rage against them.

Harbaugh will smile and mock and rage, appear confused, argue calls, lecture players and applaud touchdowns, and he will do all of this less in the manner of a football coach and more like a one-person play.

By Ian Crouch June 19 , 2015Stewart sounded tired and despairing, as if coming to terms with the fact that the nation's most poisonous problems would outlast his ability to mock or rage against them.

Except when considering the Bush administration, the subject of at least three of his plays, Mr. Gurney seldom mocks in rage.

By the show's end, stage furniture strewn and mic-stand broken, Gilbert has burst blood vessels for our pleasure; here's hoping success does nothing to diminish his mock-heroic rage.

When the English Stage Company mounted "Look Back in Anger," at the Royal Court, on May 8 , 1956 the play's mocking, even seditious, rage quickly made big news, and the twenty-six-year-old Osborne became a poster boy for the notion of the Angry Young Man.

Some 30 years later (1745), J.F. Lampe revived the book as a "mock opera," complete with rage aria and contrived happy ending.