Sentence examples for monstrous anger from inspiring English sources

Only the monstrous anger of the guns.

Away from the monstrous anger of the guns, the famed Blackadder clip should be mandatory, if for no other reason than it annoyed Mr Gove.

Not only the monstrous anger of the guns nor the stuttering rifles' rapid rattle, but now an epic four-minute, eye-wateringly expensive commercial for a supermarket chain.

-- Mary Michaelides, Keene, N.H. A. A number of tour operators revisit the battle scenes of the Great War, where soldiers contended with what the poet Wilfred Owen called "the monstrous anger of the guns," and "the shrill, demented choirs of wailing shells".

Claustrophobia pervades as you venture down into the narrow, dank, stone streets, reminiscent of Victorian slums, littered with fearful, monstrous locals, angered by your presence.

Pursuing leads that implicate Salafists, Hasidic Jews, and Jehovah's Witnesses, the police duo assigned to the case hear stories not only of radicalization but of thwarted love, of righteous anger toward monstrous fathers, of sky-blue pills that make one feel like God, of hip-hop groups that fell apart.

There is a real and palpable anger at the monstrous Sarkozy machine that is posing a serious threat that may lead to environmental desecration and destruction, widespread pollution to air and water, and critical damage to health and welfare.

His voice often quavering with emotion, Mr. Bouton, 60, spoke of his "formidable anger" upon learning of Mr. Kerviel's "monstrous" bets, which exposed the bank to €50 billion worth of risk, more than the bank's market value.