Sentence examples for a bit furious from inspiring English sources

But the lorry driver next to him didn't seem concerned with state oppression, he was just a bit furious that the whole thing was blocking the road.

Keep yourself calm, but a little bit furious as you are in online gaming.

I was, as I said at the time, "a bit cross" – not furious; no red mist descended.

Sean's face excited to see an old friend, Nick Nolte's face broodingly furious, a bit like Godzilla being tormented by a helicopter.

Occasionally, references to Homer and Calvin and Kierkegaard and Kerouac and Nietzsche and Baldwin and Jefferson Airplane and Miles Davis and Ozu and Muir pile up a bit too fast and furious.

Still, it seems a bit odd to be furious with long-dead people who opposed the mass slaughter from the beginning, and who had zero influence over those waging war.

I was furious, and a bit depressed, because he's not alone.

One might have little trouble leaving 2 Fast 2 Furious for a bit.

One light is a bit cross and five means I am furious.

My supervisor was a bit too slow to acquiesce and the policeman was furious.

It turns out, however, that right-wing intellectuals are furious, because … well, it's a bit puzzling.