Sentence examples for white-hot rage from inspiring English sources
True, this white-hot rage is a minority phenomenon, not something that characterizes most of our fellow citizens.
But he keeps for himself the role of lightning rod when flashes of white-hot rage fill his e-mail and voice-mail in-boxes.
And now he's teamed up with Uma Thurman, who seems, for good reason, to be harboring her own stock of white-hot rage.
In the books, her quest for revenge is compelling, and when at the Red Wedding Michelle Fairley proved herself more than equal to the task of conveying anguish and white-hot rage, appetites were whetted.
A steelworker he was, however, and he is full of steely resolve, forged in still white-hot rage at the uncompensated death of his grandfather in an industrial accident.
It appeared that, in her exuberance, the nurse had pinched off the blood flow to the foot by holding it this way, and Kevin felt sweat run down his back, as the white-hot rage of a thousand burning suns stoked his belly.
"Every day I try real hard," he hollers in white hot rage, but most of his words come out as cantankerous-sounding gibberish: too many heightened emotions, too much fury.
In Sandler's greatest performances, his characters use anhedonia to temper their white hot rage.
I don't know what I'm talking about anymore to be quite honest with you because some time ago I slipped into a white hot rage about anyone anywhere ever using whatever excuse possible such as a half-baked, pseudo-millennial reference to force their insipid and tenuous belief system on an entire world of people.
Once written off as a little man from a little state, Dean has expertly framed the 2004 nomination fight as a choice between white-hot liberal rage on one side and the room-temperature promise of "electability" on the other.
He played Pat Solatano , Jr a former teacher with bipolar disorder and a propensity for white-hot outbursts of rage, who, in between trying to win back his estranged wife's affections, falls for Jennifer Lawrence's Tiffany Maxwell.
