Sentence examples for are not furious from inspiring English sources

What is not elusive is that few in Pakistan are not furious with us about the drone program.

Now, this analysis doesn't imply that Americans aren't furious about the political paralysis in Washington — they are — or that Obama doesn't bear some blame for allowing his Administration to be portrayed as a tool of Wall Street and failing to articulate a coherent policy agenda that could overcome the lobbyists and right-wing naysayers.

Look, I can't imagine anyone on earth who's not furious about the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe.

As Ms. Foster plays her, the nun isn't furious so much as desperate.

"We're providing such a clear benefit— handing them a caller who isn't furious for waiting on hold".

"I haven't spoken to a person who isn't furious," Wood told VICE of revelations about the program.

Although it initially seemed hard to believe that Alex Rodriguez wasn't furious over being pulled from the Yankees' lineup in several key situations recently, a report from the New York Post suggests that he has been having fun even when stuck in the dugout.

We've learned that most Democrats are not really furious at "Washington Democrats".

Everywhere I went in Louisiana and Texas to talk to evacuees, many of the poorest among them were not only furious — furious at the President and local officials, furious at being ignored for days — but inclined to believe, as many did after Betsy, that the flooding of the city was, or could have been, a deliberate act.

We get hysterical about the use of fur in fashion – so why aren't we furious about the fact that the high street is kept afloat by a chain that ends in abuse and exploitation?

"She was not sufficiently furious," writes Adichie, "because she was African, not African American".