Sentence examples for a sudden rage from inspiring English sources

I felt a sudden rage.

The defense insists, however, that the confession supports its argument that Mr. Payne, 44, intentionally killed Mr. Cook, 42, in a sudden rage.

Choked – and surprised – by a sudden rage, I got out of the car, marched over to them, and insisted they put it back on its staff.

As it happens, I have a sudden rage to read a work of fiction about a proofreader: "The History of the Siege of Lisbon," by José Saramago, translated from the Portuguese by Giovanni Pontiero.

The first theory was that Zidane was not a dignified paladin who had uncharacteristically submitted to a sudden rage but in fact an angry man who, for once — or, rather, once again: a trail of red cards follows him — let it show.

'Reality,' writes artist Tania Bruguera, 'functions as my field of action.'" And sometimes it deploys words with faddish precision: "Usage of the word speculative spiked unaccountably in 2009; 2011 saw a sudden rage for rupture; transversal now seems poised to have its best year ever".

But Copland was no longer in an ingratiating mood; some sudden rage welled up in him, some urge to confront the gala audience with dark news about the state of the world or to express a private agony that he left unspecified.

In another experiment, he induced sudden rage in a woman calmly playing the guitar.

Women rarely killed in a sudden blind rage; as the law required, more usually their loss of control arose from despair, like the final surrender of frayed elastic.

Her father — an impulsive and reckless figure given to fits of sudden rage — had been beset by legal troubles and was sent to prison for three years.

My sudden rage drives me to invite my most beautiful friends to a trendy bar for drinks and finger food.