Sentence for rage | Use rage in a sentence

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• I was in the most ferocious rage! (10)
• The rage corroded his soul. (12)
• It was the crying of sheer rage. (8)
• A feeling of rage rose in George. (8)
• Even in their rage they were cunning. (19)
• So there began to rage a terrible war. (19)
• The silent rage gnawed at his very life. (12)
• It was the defiant rage of his own desires. (12)
• She just got you into a rage to make it easier. (8)
• He swallowed his laughter like oil on his rage. (10)
• The thought of losing her drove him into fits of rage. (10)
• Boyne said, and tears of rage and shame came into his eyes. (9)
• But what right had he to feel jealousy and rage against her? (8)
• Then he would rage, and threaten her with the cowhide whip. (12)
• But gusts of shame kept sweeping through her; shame and rage. (8)
• I looked at my father: I felt stifling with confusion and rage. (10)
• Three months ago he would have felt with rage that he was caught. (8)
• It had excited in him a rage of which he was now heartily ashamed. (8)
• The first news had awakened a rage in her that gnawed at her soul. (12)
• There Wolfgang sat, pale with rage, balked in his mean worldliness. (12)
• Over the parapet the human wolves howled in their disappointed rage. (12)
• Something moved in him, a kind of burning pity, a rage of protection. (8)
• In his rage he had approached Christian and struck him with his stick. (12)
• A storm of rage set in upon him with the fear that he had been befooled. (10)
• I burst out laughing and you should have seen the rage old Blaize was in. (10)
• Then his rage seemed to swell up in him like the rise of a volcanic flood. (9)
• He feigned stupidity and sullenness, rage and cunning, in quick succession. (10)
• His face is that of a man in the grip of a rage that he feels to be impotent. (8)
• Why was she not shocked, smitten to the ground with grief and shame and rage? (8)
• You can afford to laugh at it, but I confess it puts your friends in a rage. (10)
• They have a healthy fear of that heathen rage which so often serves their uses. (16)
• A tumultuous heart-beating of ironical rage seized on the listener to that speech. (8)
• For a while the shock of this discovery overwhelmed Champlain with rage and sorrow. (19)
• He might rage at me for a day and a night, and I would rock him to sleep in the end. (10)
• She seized it again and clung to it; that clutch seemed to fill him with sudden rage. (8)
• The rage in Emilia was blind at first, but it rose like a hawk, and singled its enemy. (10)
• On his face there was an expression which beat down her boiling rage at his interference. (12)
• She dropped into a chair and sat rigid and square-jawed, a sculpture of unutterable rage. (10)
• Fierce rage filled his heart; he knew then that his plot had been revealed to the English. (19)
• His restlessness turned into choking rage, until at last the suspense became insufferable. (12)
• Sheila and I were sitting there just before dinner, and he came, in a rage, looking splendid. (8)
• And while she stammered out those little stabs of speech, tears of rage rolled down her cheeks. (8)
• When Iberville heard of this fresh turn which events had taken, he ground his teeth with rage. (19)
• He burned with rage to think of how he might be exhibiting himself before Powys and his sister. (10)
• Those of us who had the good fortune to arrive late could then have eaten our teeth in impotent rage. (7)
• With the treachery of controlled rage, Agostino drew near him, and whispered some sentences in his ear. (10)
• Luigi and Beppo now leaned against the wall on either side of him and baited him till he shook with rage. (10)
• Rage had now taken such a hold upon me, that I forgot my ridiculous appearance in my thirst for vengeance. (6)
• She was stroking the muzzle of her horse; and a sort of dry rage began whisking and rustling in his heart. (8)
• Leaving Venetia in Paris with some friends, she had descended upon Italy, the rage for buying in her soul. (13)
• Up on the short grass in the cooler air, with nothing between him and those swarming stars, he lost his rage. (8)
• But now I understand that it was not shame that burnt, but rage for a blunder which he had so incredibly committed. (9)
• As well might a ship attempt to calm the sea, as this young man the violent emotion that began to rage in his breast. (10)
• The idea of his being in a position that suggested his doing so, thrilled him with fits of rage; and it appalled him. (10)
• We argued about the letter, that is to say, he would not take it seriously, while I talked myself into a rage over it. (12)
• Mrs. Pendyce took out her purse and gave her half a crown, and as she did so felt a gush of feeling which was almost rage. (8)
• The exertion made him hot, which may account for the rage he burst into when Mrs. Hawkshaw began flutteringly to apologize. (10)
• When finally released, the baboon became wild with rage and attacked the nearest keeper, inflicting a dozen scratches on him. (21)
• But rage at the upset of all sentiments and dignity that day made Wilfrid reckless, and he now felt his love to be all he had. (10)
• Hurried counsel rage and craft Yelped to hungry men, whose teeth Hard the grey lip-ringlet gnawed, Gleaming till their fury laughed. (10)
• He harped upon the Foolish Young Fellow, till the foolish young fellow felt his skin tingle and was half suffocated with shame and rage. (10)
• He left the fair, but the further he went, the more he nursed his rage, the more heinous seemed her offence, the sharper grew his jealousy. (8)
• When the first transports of rage which had produced his activity in seeking her were over, he naturally returned to all his former indolence. (4)
• And such rage against men flared up that she just stood there, twisting her garden-gloves in her hands, and biting the lips he would have kissed. (8)
• She wrote a brief note in her rigid, angular writing, her left hand clenched in rage, her forehead wrinkled, her little teeth gnawing at her lip. (12)
• The wild carnivora showed much sensitiveness to the electric current, manifesting every symptom of rage and distress when only a single cell was employed. (21)

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