Sentence examples for a fury over from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps not surprising, then, that Italian Jews are in a fury over the Vatican's decision to beatify Pius IX in September.

Just a few days earlier, Thilo Sarrazin, a board member at the German central bank, ignited a fury over an assertion that Germans could become "strangers in their own land" as the land's large Turkish minority expands.

IN RECENT weeks, Beijing's normally docile media have been getting into a fury over plastic sheeting, and whether officials were right to lay it on the bed of an imperial lake.

In New York last weekend, I met a hedge-fund manager who recalled how his fellow financiers would froth themselves into a fury over the Occupiers last autumn; nowadays, he said, the subject barely came up.

The demonstrations initially began with a fury over a hike in bus fares, but as with many other protest movements in recent years — in Tunisia, Egypt or, most recently, Turkey — they quickly evolved into a much broader condemnation of the government.

A6 NATIONAL A10-13, 16 In House, Nasty Debate Over Handling of Iraq War House Republicans and Democrats shouted, howled and slung nasty insults on the House floor as a debate over whether to withdraw American troops from Iraq, as called on by Representative John P. Murtha of Pennsylvania, descended into a fury over President Bush's handling of the war.

Lord Ashcroft, a Tory tycoon, senses a "growing fury over giving away ever-increasing sums to foreigners".

Mr. Wulff's remarks, on his first day back at work after the Christmas holiday, came in response to a building fury over his handling of questions about a private loan worth 500,000 euros, or about $650,000, and the ensuing attempts to quiet news media reports about it.

Americans have spent several recent weeks in a vengeful fury over the acquittal of Casey Anthony, who partied for an entire month while her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, was supposedly missing but might have actually been murdered — by Ms. Anthony.

People ought to be in a cold fury over Congress's inaction on this".

But the Bishops expressed a righteous fury over what they perceive to be the opportunistic score-settling of authorities in Massachusetts.