red mist

noun

1. informal.
   a feeling of extreme anger that clouds one's judgment temporarily

Example Sentences

Bellamy was booked during Wales' win over Iceland but, other than being enthusiastic on the touchline, he has shown no signs of the red mist which descended on more than one occasion during his eventful playing career.

From BBC

He said both were drunk and Mailen realised now he should have left as ordered, while Sheers played a lesser role and only confronted police after he saw his partner being struck with a baton which caused a "red mist" to descend.

From BBC

Defence barrister Charles Sherrard KC alleged that “the red mist descended” on the former footballer after a VAR decision went against Manchester United towards the end of the match and he was taunted by home supporters.

From BBC

Heavily bearded right-wing media star Matt Walsh was one of the first to call for this kind of retaliation, demanding a Biblical 10-to-1 imprisonment ratio of high-ranking Dems, although his brain seems to have been too clouded by red mist to actually name any high-ranking Democrats besides the president.

From Slate

Mr Sherrard alleged that “the red mist descended” on Mr Keane after a VAR decision went against Manchester United towards the end of the match and he was taunted by home supporters.

From BBC