Sentence examples for rage of the from inspiring English sources

Was he channeling the rage of the one percent?

So Stamp Act — I understood the rage of the Stamp Act.

This one captures the serial heartbreak, but not the rage, of the AIDS years.

See, for example, the hilarious Daily Mail cover: "Rage of the Girl Rioters".

Yet seldom has the inner rage of the hurt and powerless child been so effectively dramatised.

The rage of the Protestants is baffling, not least to Mrs. Thatcher.

CAIRO — Like elsewhere, Pokémon Go is the rage of the Arab world.

(Perhaps they, too, are frightened of incurring the righteous rage of the helmeted).

"The rage of the disesteemed is personally fruitless," he writes, "but it is also absolutely inevitable".

— the rage of the rich has broadened, and also in some ways changed its character.

"The coalition government has to survive the growing rage of the streets.