Sentence examples for shouts of rage from inspiring English sources
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.
He was answered by a shout of rage.
But most of this sentence is obliterated by a single sound, a shout of rage.
Beyond the noise of guzzling, we can hear no moral critique of what has happened, no shout of rage that things don't have to be like this.
Alarm bells were set ringing by Britain's vote for Brexit, seen as a shout of rage from those who feel that globalisation has brought them precious little.
A shout of rage for what vulture capitalists have done to workers and the dispossessed.
After a minute or two, he let out a low scream, a shout of uncontained rage.
The Daily News said that "the band shovels chunky beats into an already complex sound... ...... Michael Mehle of Rocky Mountain News said, "For the uninitiated, the classic Korn sound comes rumbling out of the speakers on the first cut: It's On! grinds fuzzy guitars, thunderous beats and shouts of gut-wrenching rage into an anthem for the alienated", and gave other positive remarks.
Houseman argued that the actors should return to New York, but nothing had been settled by the time the coffee and brandy arrived, and then Welles, in a sudden access of rage, shouted that Houseman wanted to desert him, that Houseman had always been against him, and he threw the coffee warmers — full of Sterno canned heat — at Houseman.
The Cyclops cried and shouted "in a frenzy of rage and pain," alerting his friends that Nobody was killing him, "by fraud or by force".
