Word: raging
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...took a more than artistic interest in the beautiful Maria Teresa, Duchess of Alba (so gossip whispered in history's ear), and amused himself by painting her in the nude. A well-wisher tipped off her husband, the 13th Duke of Alba, who flew into a boiling Spanish rage. Gallant Goya had to think fast...
...streets. Artist Jack Levine was born on one, in Boston's grimy South End, and he has never achieved the coolness and balance of a Phidias or a Copley. He puts his passion into pictures in which rich people look like withered apples seen through a mist of rage...
Betty had complained to the OP A but somehow the OPA never got around to doing anything. Last week, boiling with rage at her landlady and the OPA both, she called the Chicago Tribune, told her story. A cameraman turned up to photo graph the basement...
Franz Schoenberner, who now lives in New York City and is working on another book, was reared in the rarest air of German intellectualism. Son of a Berlin pas tor, he was subject to spasms of brattish rage, until his adoring mother taught him how much safer it was to hurl abstract arguments instead of "all kinds of physical objects." By the time he was 13, sharp-witted Franz had logically argued his sisters into incurable neuroses, and ruled the household with an "intellectual regime of terror [that] would have been impossible in any other atmosphere than that...
...explains that she has misbehaved with half the men in South America not for the fun of it but purely to make Ford jealous, and that not one of those men, no, not even her husband, has so much as laid a finger on her, except in rage...