rage and fury造句
例句与造句
- In 1997, we released'Rage and Fury,'which got much acclaim ."
- Both endured and forgave Wolfe's rages and furies, much as Asheville would forgive him his heresies.
- Often experiencing despondency, rage and fury, self-hatred, arrogance, anxiety and uncertainty, thesens.
- The song is about rage and fury and passion, and I had a lot of pain that I wanted to release ."
- He joined Steel Pulse in 1977 before their debut album " Handsworth Revolution " through to their 1997 release " Rage and Fury ".
- It's difficult to find rage and fury in a sentence. 用rage and fury造句挺难的
- With Yoo-gun holding a gun, Ray dares him to " take the shot " and Yoo-gun, filled with rage and fury, shoots him to death.
- "It was a close shave two years ago, " said lead singer-musician-composer David Hinds . " We were nominated for'Rage and Fury .'Ziggy Marley walked off with it ."
- In an interview with Emma Watson she states " I know, I'm sorry, " she adds . " I can hear the rage and fury it might cause some fans, but if I'm absolutely honest, distance has given me perspective on that.
- I'd imagined them being done in a waspish, campy way, but Billy wanted to do them dead on, with rage and fury and a kind of ugly diva quality .'I don't want to take the sting off it,'he said ."
- "At some point, if a person is cognizant and understands the implications of what they are doing, what you have is somebody who is not insane but somebody who is evil, somebody filled with malevolent rage and fury, " said W . Gerrod Parrott, a professor of psychology at Georgetown University.
- In 1993, Gallimard, in the collection L infini edited by Philippe Sollers, published this book length essay in which Zagdanski seeks to resolve the complex question of C閘ine s anti-Semitism, and the cathartic role this pamphleteering rage and fury could play in the elaboration of his novelist genius . Zagdanski s method, John Gelder wrote, is a fascinating approach to C閘ine s texts and statements : a Talmudic method the author plainly says so, which confronts different interpretative levels with one another, and does not provide conclusions on behalf of and instead of the reader .