ragings

Verification word: ragings-another word for The Rejectionist blog posts.

We Could Do a Lot With Two Hundred and Sixty-Five Million Dollars 2009

Attacks by the purple-faced ragings of a Limbaugh or Fox News sound like a person fading in the rear-view mirror, standing beside the highway shaking their fist, angry that you won't give them a ride.

Yes, it does (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

Seething has served his music, from his pent-up punk ragings with Hüsker Dü in the '80s to the melodic rock lashings he continues to produce today.

Raging and Dancing in Equal Measure Andy Battaglia 2011

And the intensity of the ragings was scaling back bit by bit, too.

Suz Redfearn: My Child, the Chupacabra 2009

This was a statement that appalled me at the time, and which I continue to mull over with all sorts of emotional ragings.

Archive 2008-08-01 Dodie Bellamy 2008

So far, neither has even tacitly endorsed the ragings of Osama bin Laden, nor has anyone ever proven conclusively that any government has actually aided them in their quest.

All Things Are Not Equal 2007

So far, neither has even tacitly endorsed the ragings of Osama bin Laden, nor has anyone ever proven conclusively that any government has actually aided them in their quest.

All Things Are Not Equal 2007

Finding a "nice balance" between what he earlier attributed legitimacy to and the ragings of Falwell, links both as equally dismissible.

An Exchange on AIDS Rechy, John 1983

A storm from the south rose against me—madman that I was,—disturbing the sea to its lowest depths with its ragings.

The Early Middle Ages 500-1000 Robert Brentano 1964

At nightfall, when the tropical day drew to its abrupt close, there was usually a lull in the tempest, as if the elements had hushed their ragings so that the cowering earth might view without distraction the terrible spectacle that unfolded itself.

The Black Phantom