Sentence examples for tremendous rage from inspiring English sources

'I think he had a tremendous rage about this loss of manhood,' said Cornwall.

He was throwing tremendous rages daily, and instantly did it here.

In every sense of the term, Gandolfini's mob boss was larger than life: a man of grand appetites, enormous externalized rage and tremendous heart who cast an equally gigantic shadow across popular culture during six seasons on HBO's "The Sopranos" that qualify as some of the finest television ever produced.

All along the eastern face of the south tower around the 80th floor, tremendous fires raged.

Cavill added: "He's found himself in a place of harbouring a tremendous amount of rage for Superman.

But recognizing that tremendous grief and rage are behind the tragically evil things that people do is simply to affirm that healing and peace are possible because they are not categorically and opaquely diabolical.

It would be great to see a movie about an ageing Australian-American media mogul trying to stay with-it and hip by tragically investing in MySpace – what tremendous scenes of rage-filled incomprehension there could be as the great man rants in front of downward-trending graphs.

Across the world, tremendous wildfires can be seen raging during the searing summers of the new millennium.

During George W. Bush's presidency, the rage would have been tremendous.

This was the "black rain" that formed as a mix of irradiated debris from the fires whipped together by the tremendous heat and air currents fueled by these raging firestorms throughout the city.

When the great Western jewelers designed for Indian royals in the 19th and early 20th centuries, they were seduced by India's tremendous jewelry heritage, and soon enough their India-inspired designs became the rage in Europe.