Sentence examples for suppressed rage from inspiring English sources
But that does not preclude suppressed rage.
Barely suppressed rage simmers through all of these short movies.
"Thin Line," unlike "Don't Explain," anticipates the moment when suppressed rage explodes into violence.
The camera, panning the tables, catches faces frozen in annoyance, irritation and suppressed rage.
Morgenson and Rosner write with barely suppressed rage, as if great crimes are being committed.
"All this together," said Mr. Aslan, the writer, "creates this bewildered citizen who is addicted to sorrow and suffering". But that does not preclude suppressed rage.
But there is a weird hysterical quality to some of the recent attacks that suggests an underlying fear or barely suppressed rage.
Her newfound spirituality flickers wildly and sometimes combusts into ill-suppressed rage, but sometimes she really is full of wonder.
His raw, grand, tremulous, terrifyingly urgent images — and the raucous, incantatory, jagged soundtrack set against them — seem to erupt with long-stifled passions and long-suppressed rage.
"One of the things I like about Terry Winter's writing is that his characters really are complex," says Michael Pitt, who plays Darmody with a compelling combination of vulnerability and half-suppressed rage.
It is not surprising that there was the shake of long-suppressed rage in Australian prime minister Julia Gillard's voice last week as she gave the opposition leader, Tony Abbott, a pasting over sexism, footage of which has attracted more than a million YouTube hits.
