Sentence examples for bring the fury from inspiring English sources

And where most of the few wingnuts present, finding discretion the better part of valor, confine their opposition to muted mutterings rather than raucous rants that might bring the fury of the liberal majority down upon them.

Bringing the furies to heal was impossible, because their presence went unnoticed.

Like Fatal Attraction, Clint Eastwood's Play Misty For Me (1971) focuses on a male character who brings the furies down on himself by having a one-night stand.

Koudelka brought the righteous fury of a resistance fighter to a subject that never gets old: popular opposition to totalitarian repression.

The fury to bring the machine to a halt?

Rohmer keeps the titanic and bloody struggle of competing forces under the tight bonds of diplomatic and domestic decorum, but just beneath the surfaces of his characters' formality and of his images' taut precision lurk the political depravities and intimate furies that bring the couple's story, and Europe's, to the same unbearable conclusion.

In a song whose title alone has already brought him the fury of right-wing blogs, he urges, "Let's Impeach the President".

"Excess!" he yells thrice more, a little more measured each time, before the band slows its fury just enough to bring the song, "Coalition," to a low-throbbing halt.

The amateur actors, who occasionally burst into fury, combined with the black-and-white cinematography, bring the poverty of Watts closer to us emotionally.

South London producer and Her Records founder Sudanim brings the thunder and the fury on "Seydou".

Sanders has brought the 99%'s fury at economic inequality back into public discourse, a decidedly good thing -- even if he's mostly a skilled practitioner of the Ed Koch school of politicking: voicing the frustrations of the masses as if he is merely one of them and not someone being paid to actually do something to fix our problems.