Sentence examples for * your furor from inspiring English sources

Ask yourself if the future recipient of your furor deserves to be blown up at, or if you are just using them as a punching bag to release steam about another person/issue that bothers you.

If you own a big newspaper and you also have a clear political agenda — like Hearst or Murdoch — you quickly become a lightning rod, and all that furor can cause problems for your other businesses.

If you own a big newspaper and you also have a clear political agenda like Hearst or Murdoch you quickly become a lightning rod, and all that furor can cause problems for your other businesses.

In case you happened to miss the furor earlier today (or yesterday, depending on your timezone), Facebook officially pushed its Facebook Home launcher into the Google Play Store for owners of a select few devices to muck around with.

To the editor: One of your articles describes how UC Berkeley law lecturer Charles Reichman "kicked off the furor" over the appalling vitriol and racism of 19th century lawyer John Boalt against Chinese immigrants.

I read your review of Guy Fieri's restaurant in Times Square, and followed some of the subsequent furor.

Jack Thompson has weighed in on the Kevin McCollough furor (his original column was removed from Townhall.com but is reprinted here for your reading pleasure).

Amid national furor, Mr. Zimmerman was acquitted after claiming self-defense at a trial in which the Stand Your Ground law was included in jury instructions.

And amidst all the furor about all things bad and hard about Pakistan and 'Islam,' it's comforting to read your article.

The furor surrounding the shooting brought renewed attention to Florida's far-reaching self-defense laws and cast a light on several notorious Stand Your Ground claims.

Google set off a furor on Tuesday when it added posts, photos, conversations and profiles from its Google Plus social network to search results, a feature it calls Search Plus Your World.