"There is just too much rage floating around in society to make it worth any risk of your well-being, or even your life," observes Phyllis Lutzker.
This attracted the attention of a policeman, who was invited to participate and declined, Hirsch explains, because he felt he had too much rage in him to be contained by a bunch of young hippies.
The film is perhaps a little contrived, and relies too much on rage and violence for its dramatic texture, but its atmosphere is well controlled and the religious theme is boldly and confidently handled.
Wow! Partial as we are to the complex spicing of Indian, Thai and Mexican cooking, this was too much undiluted raging fire even for us.
Even in the best of places, civility is pretty much a quaint notion, replaced by a communal "let's drink too much and vent our rage" theme.
He was more reasonable than us, but obsessed, a much better mind, but one already chasing the dust — it was like living with a sluggish, sometimes angry spider — no hurry, no motion, Delmore's voice, almost inaudible, dead, intuitive, pointing somewhere, then the strings tightening, the roar of rage — too much, too much for us! — — — New York, N.Y.
(In Aeroflot's, you'll also learn that "medium or strong" intoxication or "extremely low/high blood pressure" may make a party subject to a medical examination. Apparently, one should not drink too much, go into a rage or stay in a Zen-like state).
In Marina Endicott's Good to a Fault, a single woman takes in a homeless family, and they live together in a mélange plagued by guilt, gratitude, love, rage, and too much self-analysis.
When he drank too much, gave vent to his rage or frequently became ill, she attributed it to the pressure of his work and not to a serious emotional affliction that had not yet been identified.
Now that I finally love myself, I'm very protective of myself, and sometimes the rage becomes too much to conceal, and I turn to nightlife for release.
In many ways we still live as people did in the dark ages, surrounded by ineffable boundaries that define our lives until a day arrives when the concealed wordless rage becomes too much.
