Sentence examples for could be furious from inspiring English sources

She had a tough side, and could be furious if the occasion warranted it.

"Jake really got the rhythms and desperation in the dialogue, and its switches — the way a few words could be heartsick, and then there would be a period, and then the next few words could be furious," he said.

There is zen master Phil Jackson, as calm as Fergie could be furious, winner of six NBA titles over nine years with the Chicago Bulls and five in 10 years with the LA Lakers, a man who too could rebuild teams repeatedly and bring the best from legends and toilers alike.

When I first heard a recording of Levine reading his famous poem, "What Work Is," I was completely blown away because I had never considered the idea that a poem could be furious -- that a poet, when reading, could actually sneer.

But here something went horribly wrong and MS Dhoni could justifiably be furious.

Mr. Topol's concert performances could be so furious that his fingers would bleed on the keyboard.

In this economic crisis, the iconic media coverage could be the furious postings occurring in the blogosphere.

Although a certain adorableness eventually accrued to him, he could be heroically furious in the pre-Black Power Chicago years, and speak with a prophet's wrathful, rebuking voice.

I suppose supporters of genuinely proportional systems must be furious because AV could be even more unfair than first-past-the-post... Oddly, no.

But even in a normal emotional state, a convicted terrorist could be excused for being furious with Mr. Abas.

Even Philip Davies, as rightwing a member of the committee as you could find, was furious.