Sentence examples for bitter fury from inspiring English sources

"The Rising" provides comfort without flinching from sadness and bitter fury.

And so, when a US television network boldly declared this week that it had confirmed information about the state of Mr Mandela's internal organs, we shook our heads, declined to re-Tweet, and understood the genuine, bitter fury of Mr Maharaj.

When affronted by a client, she gives as good as she gets, lashing out with a bitter, venomous fury.

WASHINGTON — The bitter partisan fury that engulfed Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation was the fiercest battle in a political war over the judiciary that has been steadily intensifying since the Senate rejected Judge Robert H. Bork in 1987.

And if you do not take better care of us, you will reap the bitter reward of parental fury when there is no teacher for their child.

And for all the incendiary rhetoric, the spewing fury, the bitter eagerness to bite the hand of America, the urgency of the need to halt the war implied a hope – a shred of hope.

She warned politicians:  "If you do not take better care of us, you will reap the bitter reward of parental fury when there is no teacher for their child.

She warned that failing to improve the lives of education professionals risked politicians reaping "the bitter reward of parental fury when there is no teacher for their child".

Whatever the reason, it left a bitter taste in both Fury's mouth.

There is perhaps no other social or political occasion in which the pat response to one's offer of prayers is instant righteous fury and open, bitter disbelief.

In the 1990s, he melded styles that had segregated themselves — electronica, punk, metal, pop melody — to give voice to bitter alienation and self-lacerating fury, the urge to annihilate himself or the world.