When I had done speaking, your brother got up in a violent passion, to which he seemed to have been working himself up during the time I took to explain myself.
And the gentleman, in a violent passion, flung out of the room, without deigning even to take up the letter which had fallen on the floor.
I soon found that I had made use of a wrong argument, which put my friend into a violent passion.
She only makes an errand to come hither, because you have inspired her with a violent passion.
Now, any monarch but Schahzaman would have been in a violent passion at such deportment of a son; but he took little notice of it, resolving to use all gentle methods before he proceeded to force.
The jeweller needed no more to convince him fully of the prince of Persia's violent passion, which Ebn Thaher had told him: mere friendship would not let him speak so; nothing but love could produce such feeling expressions.
This confession threw him in a violent passion; he called me a rascal, said that those things did not belong to me, that he knew what he had to do, and he commanded me to leave his house on the very instant.
I flew into a violent passion, but I was wrong, for the poor girl had acted with a good intent; her judgment alone had misled her.
Such an answer, coupled to a most unexpected notice to quit, threw me into a violent passion.
She only makes this her presence to come here, because you have inspired her with a violent passion.
This account put my husband into a violent passion.
The jeweller needed no more to convince him fully of the prince of Persia's violent passion, which Ebn Thaher had told him of: mere friendship would not make him speak so; nothing but love could produce such lively sensations.
What you say," said he, "is of so much importance, that I cannot understand how Schemselnihar and the prince could have abandoned themselves to such a violent passion.
In a violent passion he immediately went to the Grayhound, where he now spent not only every evening, which he had long done, but good part of the day and night also.
John, with a shocking oath, abused them both, and went off in a violent passion.
A spot on her hearth, or a bit of rust on a brass candlestick, would throw her into a violent passion.
When I receive any injury from another, I often feel a violent passion of resentment, which makes me desire his evil and punishment, independent of all considerations of pleasure and advantage to myself.
Men often counter-act a violent passion in prosecution of their interests and designs: It is not therefore the present uneasiness alone, which determines them.
This action of Noureddin's put the vizier Saouy into a violent passion.
She began to relate the whole story of what had befallen her since her quitting the sea, in a violent passion, for the earth.
This put me again into a violent passion, which occasioned him to speak several bitter reflecting things that nettled me to the quick.
Otamus rises in a violent passion, and draws his sword; Zadig leaps from his horse with his sabre in his hand.
Their mistake at first threw the king into a violent passion; but having viewed this woman more attentively, he found her extremely handsome, and was comforted.
As I could hardly credit the reality of this yawning gesture, Mr. Bartlett insulted an old baboon and put him into a violent passion; and he almost immediately thus acted.
As he was mentioning this to me, another monkey attacked a rhesus, and I saw its face redden as plainly as that of a man in a violent passion.
A young female chimpanzee, in a violent passion, presented a curious resemblance to a child in the same state.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "violent passion" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
