Sentence examples for calm fury from inspiring English sources

In a delightful courtyard garden in south London, a woman in her late 70s is speaking with calm fury.

She spoke of that battle with calm fury, interrupted only by a young woman who came around before each race to ask if we were betting.

A handsome photograph of two black, male college students, studying at a whites-only lunch counter while two white waitresses refuse to serve them, by an unidentified photographer, from 1960, carries a calm fury that resonates as if it were taken yesterday.

Even if he permits a serious investigation, Mr. Musharraf will need to do a lot more to calm furies in Pakistan.

Romney first tried to calm the fury by saying that his comments were "not elegantly stated," and that he wanted "to help all Americans".

And the West has aid ready to pump into the Serb Republic to calm the fury that the snatch of the Serbs' long-time leader might provoke.

Pakistan is refusing to help calm public fury — or help figure out what led to a NATO attack that left 24 Pakistani soldiers dead.

The weak promise of a bill to curb future bank bonuses will not calm public fury as this year's bonuses of some £6bn are announced.

Giuliani would later say he had attempted to calm the fury of the protesters and that he had tried to move them away from city hall.

But this is unlikely to calm public fury, which could flare up again when Goldman announces its bonus pool.On top of all this, banks face the gradual withdrawal of extraordinary government support.

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi met with diplomats from Egypt, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and other Arab nations in an effort to calm the fury opened by his derogatory remarks about Islamic culture on Sept. 26 when he spoke of "the superiority of our civilization".