"raging violence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the intense, chaotic and destructive nature of violent actions or events. Example: The city was in chaos as the protests turned into raging violence, with buildings being set on fire and looters taking advantage of the chaos.
Blood Relations is a bronze tank engraved with extracts from a Salman Rushdie story that broods about the erotic heat and raging violence of the Arabian Nights.
When negotiators gathered at Dayton, the raging violence had succeeded in paring, pushing and repulsing Catholics, Eastern Orthodox Christians and Muslims into mostly coherent enclaves.
The family dynamic was perverse, with sister Cora reproducing the raging violence of the absent father while her mother made mild objections but never challenged her.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said it would be absurd to conduct snap polls in Ukraine amid the raging violence, saying the Kremlin no longer had any influence over rebels in the country's east.
The successive funerals here were stark evidence of the continuing impasse in efforts to end the raging violence, which has taken the lives of nearly 1,500 Palestinians and more than 550 Israelis since the Palestinian uprising erupted 22 months ago.
After 28 hours of intensive diplomatic intervention, the Israelis and the Palestinians agreed today to take immediate steps to apply a tourniquet to the bloodshed and prevent the raging violence in the West Bank and Gaza from turning into a cataclysmic escalation.
They repeatedly toss out the supposedly raging murder violence in Baltimore, Chicago and now New York City as proof that black on black carnage has mounted to national epidemic levels.
About 50,000 people have been killed in raging drug violence in Mexico since President Felipe Calderon launched an army-backed offensive against the powerful cartels shortly after taking office five years ago.
Now switch tack and observe that what is key is that "the simmering rage, violence, addiction and infidelity that Letts depicts are clearly meant to represent a dark vision of dysfunctional American society today" (Telegraph).
Brian Flanagan, who was acquitted of assault and attempted murder charges stemming from the 1969 "Days of Rage" violence that surrounded the Chicago Eight trial, owns a bar, the Night Cafe on the Upper West Side, which was the setting for several interviews filmed for the recent documentary "The Weather Underground," which was directed by Sam Green and Bill Siegel.
A typical penguin is as full of rage, violence and dignity as a tiger but they resemble our young, and so are pinned as adorable.
