Sentence examples for apparently furious from inspiring English sources
Betrayal makes Matchbook Romance furious -- apparently furious enough to overhaul its music.
Listeners were apparently "furious", the paper declared, noting that "Ofcom confirmed they had received one complaint".
The president is apparently furious about being bullied by the right, and the right is much warier of Mr Bush.
When Beckham did his first press conference a fortnight later while on England duty, Ferguson was apparently furious.
Republicans were apparently furious that government would dare intrude on an insurance company's freedom to offer a terrible product to desperate people.
His illness was a shock to his wife-to-be, 23-year-old Indira, who was apparently furious that she and her family had not been told of Mr Kishore's epilepsy.
"Six years of an amazing journey DESTROYED in 1 hour!!!" Those were the words posted by Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin in his Twitter account, apparently left furious that his former team-mates had been sold by the club yet he was denied a move to Tottenham.
But then another woman, equally angry but apparently this time furious at Livingstone and Labour, barked aggressively at him as if he was also to blame for the antisemitism storm: "What have you got to say about Livingstone then, eh?" There was nothing for it but to pass her quickly by as well.
Apparently, Neeson was "furious".
Apparently, Sulzberger is furious with Kovach for these remarks.
