Sentence examples for considerable fury from inspiring English sources
They gave little thought to the local political issues that consumed their parents, like the Staten Island secessionist movement and the Fresh Kills landfill, which aroused considerable fury.
Ms. O, 24, who grew up as Karen Orzolek, shrieks and spouts her considerable fury all over "Fever to Tell" (Interscope), the inventive release earlier this year by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, a band formed in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in 2001.
While his release would likely provoke considerable fury, most Egyptians are not following the case with the same interest that they did when Mubarak was first sentenced last June, in a judgement that was successfully appealed this January.
President Obama, under considerable political pressure, expressed fury and vowed to intervene.
* If you are British, unleashing the hounds of fury will involve a considerable amount of sighing, muttering and then, at the till, when asked how everything was, a cheery: "Oh, it was lovely, thank you".
For a superficially equable man, I suggest, "he did have considerable anger in him; but if that fury had its origins in depression, it's hard to see what he had to be depressed about".
By the time the cracks begin to open, and Hannah starts to show her own fury, you realise that this is a very considerable performance indeed.
What's at issue is self-restraint on the part of leaders and media figures who command a following over which they exert considerable influence, and whom they daily incite into a state of political fury.
If that fight does take place, it will be against the familiar background of confusion that Fury has brought to his career – and that has done as much for his ticket‑selling clout as his considerable boxing ability.
