Through the strength of the script and the actors playing them, these female characters regularly unleash rage, and it's not always righteous.
Where women were once forced to control their emotions until they could find a BFF to unload on or, more commonly, a safe place to cry, female characters such as Sarah Lancashire's detective in "Happy Valley" and Julia Louis-Dreyfus' character in "Veep" regularly unleash rage, righteous and otherwise.
But only a handful of psychiatrists have ever argued that such medications can unleash rages so uncontrollable as to overwhelm a person's ability to distinguish between right and wrong and commit murder.
Already, the prospect has unleashed rage among Hani's many supporters; the memory of his murder is fresh and raw.
Certainly, the communiqué in French from ISIS, taking responsibility for the mass murders — the blind assaults on the stadium, the rock concert, the cafés, none of them exactly haunts of the wealthy — had, for all its apparent political logic, a deeper ring of unleashed rage and blood madness, down to the ancient fury at the existence of Paris as a place of pleasure.
The demonstrations intensified and spread across the federation, with strong support in Republika Srpska, unleashing rage and violence – the protesters' demands widening to call for social justice and an end to the corruption of politicians at all levels and among all ethnicities.
"Certainly, the communiqué in French from Isis, taking responsibility for the mass murders – the blind assaults on the stadium, the rock concert, the cafes, none of them exactly haunts of the wealthy – had, for all its apparent political logic, a deeper ring of unleashed rage and blood madness, down to the ancient fury at the existence of Paris as a place of pleasure," Gopnik writes.
In a meeting with Steve, I remember losing my temper like never before, unleashing rage that wouldn't be tolerated in any business setting.
"People may decide to unleash that rage on war profiteers.
To win the elections, Hamas needed to unleash the rage of the West Bank population at a time when things were relatively calm (the settlements and settlers problem and the roadblocks notwithstanding).
An adviser to the Democratic Left, a party that split from Syriza, told The New York Times that his party would not join any coalition to form a government that did not include Syriza because Syriza would unleash such "rage" that the government would not be allowed to stand "even for a day".
