Sentence examples for degree of fury from inspiring English sources

"I reacted, as you may have seen, with a certain degree of fury," Wilshaw told the ASCL delegates, refering to an interview in which he described himself as "spitting blood" at the controversy.

When it was suggested, for example, that Ofsted was "mired in 60s, progressive child-centred learning" – in other words full of trendy, hippie-style inspectors, I reacted, as you may have seen with a certain degree of fury.

Of course, those who proclaim it most fervently are the sort of people who make curly finger signs in the air whenever they say "political correctness" or "health and safety", conveying an inexplicable degree of fury that their God-given right to cause others both offence and physical injury is being curbed.

I had read some accounts but had stayed in a cloud of dismay, distracted by the degree of outrage, fury and aggressive accusations over this one issue.

Anger to the point of fury.

If there is a degree of confusion in Fury's public attitudes, there is a clarity in his view of his own fighting destiny, which he sees as a blend of two righteous traditions.

By Susan B. Glasser October 13, 2017 The President's feud with Senator Bob Corker has spurred fellow-Republicans to register varying degrees of disgust, dismay, fury, and disappointment about the state of affairs in the White House.

A couple of days earlier, Corker had gone public with an interview in the Times about President Trump, and Corker's warning that Trump could put the country "on the path to World War III" seemed to have unleashed at least a few other Republicans to register varying degrees of disgust, dismay, fury, and disappointment about the perilous state of affairs in the Trump White House.

Ned is full of fury.

Mr. Fogler would star in "Balls of Fury" and "Fanboys".

A bassline of fury pulses through Perroncel.