Sentence examples for underlying rage from inspiring English sources

The silent partner in the visits is the underlying rage of many dying people.

Tom Mothersdale [who played the torturer Tinker] found he had this underlying rage".

A series that charted the demise of the old Labour movement without sentimentality, but with an underlying rage at the times.

McCarthy sympathized with some of the underlying rage that fuelled the protests — and the riots — but he was adamant that the shooting had nothing to do with race.

His 2009 performance of this poem demonstrates the visceral power, iconoclasm, poetic clarity and underlying rage that was his trademark as a writer.

Ms. Uggams is softer-edged than Horne, whose dazzling glamour was infused with an underlying rage that sent out danger signals.

In the current study, adult cardiomyocytes were studied in an in vitro ischemia/reperfusion (I/R) injury model to delineate the molecular mechanisms underlying RAGE-mediated injury due to hypoxia/reoxygenation (H/R).

One of the answers, among the most mortifying, and rightly underlying the rage at the verdict, is that Trayvon Martin wasn't supposed to act like a man.

In some measure, that underlies his rage against Miliband and his refusal to say sorry.

For the first section, "Spectre — 1914," Jennifer DePalo, who has grown immeasurably in the solo, conveys the underlying vulnerability of rage.

Egypt, the most populous Arab state, served as a model: the army officers who grabbed control in a 1952 coup established an autocratic regime, in effect a dynasty of fellow soldiers, that survived until 2011.Though recent Arab revolts have made rulers such as Egypt's Hosni Mubarak the focus of popular rage, the underlying challenge of the Arab spring has been to the "dynasties" they represented.