1 Scarlett kicked the coverlet in impotent rage, trying to think of something bad enough to say.
2 Melanie smiled at him through sparkling tears while Scarlett felt the fox of wrath and impotent hate gnaw at her vitals.
3 He bowed and sauntered off, leaving her with her bosom heaving with impotent rage and indignation.
4 As she passed the stove, she shoved the handkerchief into the flames and with impotent anger watched it burn.
5 His face was the face of a man drunk with fatigue and impotent rage and burning pity.
6 Frank was remembering the Tara he had known before the war and on his face was a hurt look, a look of tired impotent anger.
7 Another thought that stung them to impotent wrath was the knowledge that the Yankees and Carpetbaggers would laugh.
8 Force had been piled on top of force and military edicts in increasing numbers had rendered the civil authority more and more impotent.
9 He was jerked out of the way, into a room with the convicted prisoners, where he sat and wept like a child in his impotent rage.
10 It had begun to seem to them that events were trying to prove that they were impotent.
11 The lieutenant, who had listened with an air of impotent rage to the interview, spoke suddenly in firm and undaunted tones.
12 It was sheer, unspeakable, impotent hate.
13 What a misery to be like Don Juan, and impotent ever to fuck oneself into peace, and the little flame alight, impotent and unable to be chaste in the cool between-whiles, as by a river.
14 This impotent king had a taste for a fast gallop; as he was not able to walk, he wished to run: that cripple would gladly have had himself drawn by the lightning.
Les Misérables 2 By Victor HugoContext Highlight In BOOK 3: CHAPTER VI—WHICH POSSIBLY PROVES BOULATRUELLE'S INTELLIGE... 15 The young man fled while she was still threatening him with an impotent gesture.