Sentence examples for can be furious from inspiring English sources

He can be furious or flirtatious.

"I don't see why you can be furious with him.

Players describe Caparrós as extremely charismatic; as funny as he can be furious.

She can be furious, warning, "One more person asks me if I knew the hijackers".

At the same time, they have crucial differences: Lawrence is aggressive, angry, depressive and nihilistic; Kane can be furious, but he is more generally a bundle of gay energy whose natural tendency is towards optimism.

More important to real estate investors, however, is that the three-year-old center is in one of the most densely populated communities in northern New Jersey, where relatively modern retail properties are scarce and the bidding for them can be furious.

Of course, any thinking person (as Baron understood) can only be furious at the priests and their crimes, at the Church and its cover-up, and can only be dismayed by the Church's betrayal of its mission and of its followers, and grateful for the Globe's revelation of the truth about these multiple layers of misconduct.

How can I be furious about someone who wants to build a wall, while I myself am building a wall to keep that stranger out?

We can be feeling furious and pay mindful attention to that experience.

Now, everybody can be happily furious, delirious with hysteria and intoxicated with intimations of apocalypse, all day every day.

So, it is understandable when a party - which claims to represent the poorest of the poor - can be so furious.