Sentence examples for bursts of fury from inspiring English sources

The eloquent bursts of fury at Grant & Ward from Mark Twain, Grant's friend and protector, are better remembered than the misdeeds that provoked them.

He was given to bursts of fury and fits of sobbing, and he was damagingly candid in his opinions, particularly on matters related to the religious community.

Such early bursts of fury, Malcolm says, "can be helpful to later critics, acting as a kind of radar that picks up the ping of the work's originality".

Their sound isn't opulent; it's wiry and sharply focussed, with a clarity that never gets clotted during shatteringly vehement yet logically motivated bursts of fury.

By contrast, when the Congolese government recently nationalized a mine belonging to US and British corporations, there was a fire-burst of fury in the press.

It should not behave in the same short-sighted way towards Mr Qurei.In an initial burst of fury, Mr Sharon demanded General Yaalon's apology or his head.

When he was 15, his father "Deacon" watched him hurl his club in a burst of fury, and told him that if he ever did so again, he would never be allowed over the threshold of the family home.

It was a real estate dealer in Kabul, not a religious fanatic, who told me in a burst of fury: "There is bound to be a revolution if things go on as at present".

Just bask in the glorious burst of fury that is the Apple PR machine.

On his Android phone, Donald J. Trump began to tap out bursts of digital fury: He mocked Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe and a popular Latin American actress, as a "con," the "worst" and "disgusting".

Deliver your fiercest war cry in a fit of fury.