Sentence examples for some righteous from inspiring English sources

Hines's vocals added some righteous anger.

And he said "z's," as in "I copped some righteous z's on the plane".

Furthermore, steel furniture and precious wedding contrivances, especially those with some righteous atavism, are funny.

Time for the Japanese to unleash some righteous anger on a system that has let them down.

As Elif Savas Felsen wrote, "If you teach Americans how to cook vegetables and stop yelling at them like some righteous food-health nut, they will learn".

It's an hour-long flotation tank, with Granduciel's evocative, spacey production folding in sympathetic piano, harmonica, bass clarinet and some righteous saxophone skronk.

The North American bison were almost extinct — less than a thousand animals — but through the acts of some really righteous people, including in the bison ranching community, now the herd is above 500,000".

Regarding "Our Guardian Angel" by Eva Weisel (Views, Dec. 29): Yad Vashem has identified some 24,000 Righteous Among the Nations, without regard to their countries of origin, age, religious denomination, sex or ethnicity.

Remarks such as "They hate our freedom" may give some a righteous glow, but they are not useful, because they are rarely accompanied by a rigorous analysis of who exactly "they" are.

His uninflected group portraits and suburban landscapes give little hint of the furiously contested nature of the settlements and their occupants' position as outsiders seen by some as righteous pioneers and by others as zealous interlopers.

That Aegean island must have grown some pretty righteous weed, for John's rapturous Book of the Apocalypse---coda to the gospels---has driven poets as well as theologians into states of confounding ecstasy.