Sentence examples similar to tantrum fueled from inspiring English sources
Ms. Pokupic sang two tantrum arias fueled by wrath and jealousy, "L'angue offeso mai riposa" from "Giulio Cesare" and "Where shall I fly?" from "Hercules".
What hidden desires and fears fueled this particular tantrum?
As revealed in the film, this high-strung showoff who often behaves like a fourth grader on the verge of a tantrum is a classic example of talent fueled by anger.
In years past, those grueling weeks often fueled nasty marital spats about missed dinners and children's tantrums over forgotten basketball games.
But when Chase persisted in his pattern of behavior, sending Lincoln what was essentially his fourth tantrum-fueled, attention-seeking resignation letter in as many years, the president shocked him by accepting the resignation.
Meanwhile, the roaring popularity of dramas and reality shows continues to be fueled by their ability to astonish and outrage on a weekly basis with unexpected story turns and inexplicable tantrums and victories.
The plot, such as it is, of "Jealousy" is a relentless report of the tears, tantrums, interrogations, wall hitting, shaking, "glacial waves," dread, physical collapses, vertigo, tranquilizers, fights, nightmares, imaginings, more-frequent-than-before sex, and Millet's constant, secretive, obsessive returning to his notebooks and photos for more evidence to fuel her fanatical green-eyed monster.
