In Michael Grandage's fast and filleted production of Hamlet, Jude Law is alight with ire.
The decision was met with ire among many of the 60,000 entrants for the race.
The left and right would be consumed with ire and accusations.
She was a vamp with ire, devouring and brawling with lovers and coming alive at dusk when she was drinking.
Then the British government's film policy review is published on Monday and will doubtless have our film folk frothing, some with glee but most with ire.
The film met with ire in several UK newspapers, despite the critical acclaim and the fact many of the writers admitted not having seen it.
Right now, we are despondent," said Ulises Mira, 37. "They are coming with ire, with rage, to do what they did, and the government has done nothing, absolutely nothing".
A wired and wiry resident of Whitestone, Queens, he began working as a chicken fryer when he was 17, soon after he immigrated in 1989, and describes his rivals with ire similar to that he reserves for the Taliban.
I lived a life out of control, consumed with ire and despair.
Progressives responded with ire, but the Senate responded by refusing to hold confirmation hearings.
The Internet exploded with ire over the comment, and the backlash caused the company to reconsider the policy move and then reverse it.
