Sentence examples for With furor from inspiring English sources

But Palestinians still reacted with furor.

Consider that the release of "Watchman" coincided with furor over the Confederate flag: at the same time that we are acknowledging the flag's evocation of racism, we're discovering that Atticus Finch — a beloved moral and civic authority — is a bigoted old man.

As if to dramatize the depth of deterioration in the relationship between Israel and the Palestinians, Israeli rightists reacted with furor today to the government's announcement that it would not prevent an appearance by Mr. Arafat at the funeral Wednesday of Leah Rabin, the widow of the Israeli prime minister with whom he shared a Nobel Peace Prize six years ago.

I'm talking about the Christians who seem relatively quiet about other behaviors with biblical mentions (divorce, gluttony, greed, for example) but who rally with furor over gay rights.

Perhaps with that in mind, and with the furor over his Federal Reserve remarks still making headlines, Mr. Perry was less strident here on Wednesday than he had been since joining the campaign over the weekend.

So with a furor arising around the film, along with Mr. Gibson's reluctance to distance himself from his father, who calls the Holocaust mostly fiction, it is no surprise that Hollywood -- Jewish and non-Jewish -- has been talking about little else, at least when it's not talking about the Oscars.

But with the furor around Ebola slowly petering out (with any lingering threat found closer to London than it is to Tanzania), and with little chance of Kenya's problems trickling across the border, the wiser and braver among you might have already discovered that there is probably no better time to experience this stunning part of East Africa.

Ms. Ren responded to the new fee with uncharacteristic furor.

Many are successful — particularly business schools — and none have met with the furor Yale has.

How she, Martie Maguire and Emily Robison coped with the furor is the main subject of Barbara Kopple and Cecilia Peck's documentary "Shut Up & Sing".

With the furor over his disdainful remarks about Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, still fresh, a subdued Rick Perry emerged on Wednesday.