Though not as furious as Lilian will be when she hears about Celia.
"No student at exams was as furious as I was," he said.
After Nets Coach Byron Scott read those remarks, he became almost as furious as his blossoming power forward.
THAT opposition wasn't as furious as it would be in America, partly because of differences between Portuguese Catholics and our religious right.
Eisenstein in Guanajuato isn't more than half a minute in and the cutting is as furious as a sous chef prepping a packed house.
Some of the string writing is as furious as Shostakovich's music gets, and there are clangorous, tragic chords that make a terrifying noise.
Jogi Low looks furious: well, as furious as a thrillingly metrosexual man in a tight T-shirt and an even tighter cardigan can actually look.
"I was definitely inspired by what Sir John Gielgud called his 'furious ambition,' though I like to think my ambition isn't as furious as Gielgud implied in saying that," he said.
That Rimbaud's repudiation of poetry was as furious as the outpouring of his talent had once been was typical of a man whose life and work were characterized by violent contradictions.
Yet rarely has the outcry been as furious as over the sale of Apple Daily, Taiwan's most popular newspaper, and other businesses controlled by Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong publisher and democracy activist.
The candidate, as furious as he was shaken, hung up after instructing Dewey to tell everyone around Eisenhower that "I know something about politics, too!" He also knew some oratorical tricks.
