Sentence examples for rage and contempt from inspiring English sources

Such rage and contempt was startling.

Usually a handful of Anglo-Saxon monosyllables convey rage and contempt, taking the place of or clearing the way for grunts and blows.

The rage and contempt heaped on an artist who was dismissed as trivial and reactionary and a betrayer of the Beatles' legacy has long since dissipated.

They hurled rage and contempt at the cops, who were in riot gear, and who forcibly kept them away from the park.

His "Blue Nude: Memory of Biskra," a forthright depiction of a reclining Algerian woman, provoked shouts of rage and contempt at the Salon des Indépendants.

The body, usually an object of an older writer's rage and contempt, is portrayed here as a better friend to us than the mind, since it's always healing.

SNL star Jimmy Fallon is a master of the Donald Trump performance, screwing up his eyes and giving Trump a kind of Clint Eastwood-ish impression of suppressed rage and muted contempt.

In their scenes together, as they jerk abruptly between rage and sorrow, contempt and affection, these Macbeths bring to mind Faye Dunaway in "Chinatown," turning her face from side to side and repeating, "She's my sister, she's my daughter".

They say you may have secret feelings of insecurity, shame, vulnerability and humiliation but to feel better, you may react with rage or contempt and try to belittle the other person to make yourself appear superior.

To feel better, you may react with rage or contempt and try to belittle the other person to make yourself appear superior.

Which rule, that we may all duly observe, by throwing aside all scandal and detraction, all spite and rancour, all rudeness and contempt, all rage and violence, and whatever tends to make conversation and commerce either uneasy, or troublesome, may the God of peace grant for Jesus Christ his sake, &c.