Übersetzung für "Rage about" in Deutsch

I was in a rage about my ma, my life, everything.

What was worth getting in such a rage about?

For them, it is about rage, frustration, hatred.

I gotta go make people laugh, and you're talking about rage and pain.

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The persecution would rage about him as the future Messiah.

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Other times he was not at all in the mood to look after his family, he was filled with simple rage about the lack of attention he was shown, and although he could think of nothing he would have wanted, he made plans of how he could get into the pantry where he could take all the things he was entitled to, even if he was not hungry.

You rant and you rage about the monster I've become but you, Mother you are the author of everything I am.

I'm talking about rage.

He answered truthfully the questions about rage and anger, because he thought that's what the killer must have been feeling.

That public discontent culminating in numerous demonstrations – “that big that one finds few similar examples of this in history” – was, so it must be assumed, staged or furthered by the government taking advantage of the general rage about the bad news from the different war theatres to distract from the numerous neglects both in regard of opportune and determined measures:

And many felt the same rage about their helplessness inside, that boiled in Pcherro and Michiki, too.

On the one paw the rage about the lizard's raiding of her village was still inside her, but on the other paw she feared for the life of her newfound friend.

In dialogues, representatives of diverse disciplines and from the most varied cultural regions enter into "talks about rage" and explore, in spontaneous dialogues, topical questions about rage.

His works cry out with rage and despair about both what had happened and American post-war society's insufficient examination of it: we see this in the word "NO", which dominates his art, as well as in combinations of motifs, his choice of materials, and the way he works with them.

Peasants, workers, and the impoverished petty bourgeoisie may use them to vent their rage and frustration about their own plight.

On one hand every critic seems to rage about the New York neurotic and all my friends want to see the film immediately, but on the other hand I'm not really on one page with Woody when it comes to humor and have also been tought from very early on that Woody Allen is no good by my dad.