Sometimes he is pure rage, sometimes a mix of anger and amazement.
When she watches television coverage of the Bryant case, she said, her rage sometimes boils over.
And, once again, one marvelled at the ability of Obama's opponents to hate with such a passion a man so seemingly impossible even for his teen-age daughter to dislike — a man who never takes the bait of rage, who sometimes seeks conciliation to crazy fault, and has said scarcely an angry, mean-spirited, or intemperate thing in his public life.
As a child, she was prone to fits of rage that sometimes ended with her smearing her own excrement on the walls.
A bad one incited rage, sometimes despair.
Like the farcical Christine O'Donnell in another blue Northeastern state, he's a political loss-leader, if you will, whose near-certain defeat on Nov. 2 allows us to indulge in a bit of denial about the level of rage still coursing, sometimes violently, through our national bloodstream.
Carolyn Rodgers, a leading poet of the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s and 1970s whose work wove strands of feminism, black power, spirituality and writerly self-consciousness into a sometimes raging, sometimes ruminative search for identity, died on April 2 in Chicago.
One by one, for almost three hours of tears, rage, and sometimes laughter, the young Christian poets this weekend testified to the pain of being driven out of the Body of Christ for who they are, even for whom they love or hope to love one day.
"As I grew up he was unpredictable - sometimes very full of rage and anger, expressing that very loudly".
He spent one Christmas alone at home when his father, whom he recalled as "sometimes very full of rage and anger", decided to stay in bed all day.
