Sentences with phrase «righteous anger more»

Not exact matches

Yet the general principle that applies to almost every method of execution is that the process be fairly simple, brutal and blood - curdling in order to impress the victims — and more important, would - be criminals — with the severity of the infraction and the depth of society's righteous anger.

So, I admit that for about two seconds I had a tiny miniscule bit of righteous anger bubble up inside me when I saw this page, but then I spent some more time actually looking at the ridiculous hyperbole.

But this year, voters seem much more willing to overlook such eccentricities, in this race and around the country, if they come from a candidate with outsider passion and righteous anger.

There's a subtle blast of righteous anger in this pointed drama, which finds present - day relevance in a true story that's more than 30 years old.

Eckhart's articulation of righteous indignation is no more compelling than his efforts to convey that same anger repressed, while the movie's decision to even include this condemnation of the company feels both dramatically unnecessary and too heavily invested in its thinly explored geopolitics.

Ben's father - in - law - played with grit and righteous anger by Frank Langella — sees his grandchildren's upbringing as child abuse with Ben resembling something less a father, more a Manson - lite cult leader, and he has a fair point.

More specifically, it's about how the eponymous character, a former rebel soldier, reacts to the presence of that gang — apathetic at first, since he has seen worse in his homeland, but quickly rising to righteous anger when the gang's actions directly affect him and the people he sees as his family.

It is often the case that softer and more uncomfortable emotions are hidden underneath our self - righteous anger.