Sentences with phrase «murderous rage»

And here is Jamie, full of murderous rage towards her abusers after her release from the hospital: «This is so real I can taste my own tongue in my mouth.»

Fun fact: If your cellphone goes off during class, you will find out how quickly peaceful serenity can turn into murderous rage.

And even though his onscreen chemistry with Gyllenhaal fills me with murderous rage, this film goes a long way towards erasing the memory of his more obnoxious roles.

i've encountered murderous rage with many christians.

Murderous rage among Jesus» kinsmen comes as a sinful reaction to the touch of the divine in the human soul - a touch seeking to enter that space in us where we are intimate with God and called to submit to the divine will.3.

In the principal role of Chris Washington, he is in virtually every frame, displaying a huge range of expressions and emotions from those of a vaguely uncomfortable guest of the family of his current squeeze Rose Armitage (Allison Williams), to a confused role when he meets some of the «brothers» at a lawn party, and ultimately to full - scale murderous rage when he discovers what the white folks at this party have in store.

This formula works in any combination - e.g. lovely park + murderous rage, rainy day + joyful expectation.

War intrigued her, she says, because «it is a field that put human beings in the severe form of testing of human courage and self - sacrifice and human depravity and the kindling of murderous rage.»

A foodborne virus spread by dodgy chicken nuggets is infecting the kids, turning any prepubescents into murderous rage - zombies.

As you imagine yourself there, on that day, as the mass presses upon him murderous rage, where do you picture yourself standing?

He healed on the Sabbath, fully aware he was violating Jewish scruples and stoking up murderous rage.

If the Nazi extermination of the Jews had been fully successful, it would have turned its murderous rage more directly to Christians.

For those who knew him only from seeing him on the field, it was not a stretch to imagine him flying into a murderous rage.

David Cameron's admirable calm since walking off stage in Manchester last Thursday and retiring to a nearby pub to drown his sorrows conceals reactions across his party that range from defeatism to murderous rage to a curious optimism.

Sin - Dee storms off in a murderous rage to find her rival and Alexandra reluctantly tags along, swearing she will not stand for much «drama.»

They take Jim to safety and explain to him that this infection is transmitted by blood and overwhelms the infected victim with a murderous rage within seconds.

Would that DiCaprio were as good, but for all the fire of murderous rage that he's supposed to be carrying with him, he generates little more than a bad case of teenage angst, and not as well as he did in Baz Luhrman's ROMEO + JULIET.

However, the dress goes to his head, and Martha begins to disapprove of her so - called nephew's choice in women, sending «her» into a murderous rage.

No, they haven't come for his cat this time, but the taciturn ex-assassin is still prone to murderous rages.

Considering how Elektra's murderous rage is a key point, why then is the incident that stoked the fire in the first place — her beloved father's death, as seen in the previous film — not addressed at all?

Or the identity Hindu or Muslim in the murderous rages that accompanied India's partition and independence, which the young Sen witnessed.

Certainly, they're from Australia and we've come to associate the platypus or the wallaby with cuteness, but these animals have such vile human characteristics as drunkenness and murderous rage that the reader quickly forgets that these are animals and not ruthless ruffians.

In a moment he moves from frustrated to anger to apathy to murderous rage.

Consumed by a murderous rage, Ryu must locate a method of removing the curse whilst also contending with the machinations of the terrorist organisation and what exactly his true place is in their overall scheme for world domination.

Bourgeois obsessively returns the critical audience of her work to its motivating source — the murderous rage of a betrayed daughter.