Sentence examples for raging the idea from inspiring English sources

Norway had proposed expanding the facility into a world seed vault, but, with the Seed War then raging, the idea was untenable.

With the war raging, the idea of returning to the safe haven of Massachusetts held little appeal for Mr. Wheelwright.

While many Democrats in the Senate and House raged against the idea of continuing George W. Bush's tax policies for two more years — and some voiced serious concerns about adding the $900 billion cost to the deficit — the package seemed likely to win approval provided that Republicans vote for it in big numbers, as party leaders predicted they would.

During the 1866 debate on the 14th Amendment, Sen. Edgar Cowan of Pennsylvania raged against the idea of children of Chinese immigrants and Gypsies becoming citizens by virtue of being born here.

Furthermore, a broad range of evidence suggests that there is no single mode of RAGE activation by RAGE-binding proteins; first because of intrinsic properties of the different cell types, second the presence of three extracellular domains capable of ligand binding, and third the varied extent of ligand-induced RAGE oligomerization raising the idea of different adaptor proteins being recruited.

"And there's this incredible, brilliantly indelible rage, about the idea of censorship".

The odd thing about it is not the rage at the idea of a Muslim writing about Jesus, but the fact that there was no sense of embattlement.

Sanders did not explain the distinction well, beyond a brusque "in terms of the auto bailout, of course that made sense"; he was too wrapped up in rage at the idea that he might, through any inducement, have been tempted to pay off the billionaires.

Wired by hand and composed of 80 or so walnut-size red, white and blue electric bulbs, Mr. Johnson's lights created such a rage that the idea was picked up 13 years later by President Grover Cleveland, thus enshrining the tradition of the electrically lighted White House Christmas tree.

This point got lost in the fury over the title of the article and in rage over the idea that online advertising might lose its importance.

One building we were in, the owners were in another country, but they got this jealous rage at the idea of someone living there.