The mood of public rage at bankers is real enough, and is not going away any time soon.
Even so, there was a mood of stunned rage when local abortion rights advocates gathered the Friday after his killing at First Unitarian Universalist Church in Wichita.
Tracking the story of the government's efforts to squelch the Andromeda debacle is a drug-addled journalist played by Eric McCormack of "Will & Grace," an unlikely representative for a national mood of reasoned rage.
That's a far cry from the Lincoln of earlier years--when he was prone to mood swings, outbursts of rage, insomnia, and forgetfulness.
By David Denby The New Yorker, November 8 , 1999P. 102 THE CURRENT CINEMA reviews of "The Insider" and "Rosetta... "The Insider" is about big-time journalism and corporate villainy, and the momentous jabber fuels a mood of gradually increasing rage.
Because of a fatness I had or hadn't caused myself, I'd been bullied and become depressed, inflicting on them my mood swings, intolerable shows of rage of which throwing remote controls and Walkmans was just the tip of the iceberg.
Others, such as guards at embassies and museums, appear to have received orders to vacate their posts.In a police state such as Egypt, the sudden evaporation of security is a serious matter, particularly when accompanied by a mood of exultation mixed with raging fury.
There isn't much in the way of action - a coffee morning, a trip to a mall, a dinner party, with the high points consisting of nothing more spectacular than a change in mood, a haircut, a spasm of rage at a child.
The mood, however, is very different; though there's plenty of rage and gallows humour, a plot that the earlier Banks might have made into a psychosexual horror story is taken in a gentler direction.
The mood, however, is very different; though there's plenty of rage and gallows humour, a plot that the earlier Banks might have made into a psycho-sexual horror story is taken in a gentler and less sensational direction.
