Sentence examples for downright furious from inspiring English sources
Her second solo album, "B'Day" (Columbia), grows downright furious in songs like "Ring the Alarm and Green Lightht".
Most of us would feel momentarily irritated, but Allsopp was downright furious and decided to tweet the offending numberplate.
In Piscataway there's a pile of timber that used to be the home of a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, and people are downright furious.
At other times he seemed deeply frustrated and, occasionally, downright furious but there is one emotion Manchester United's manager surely did not experience.
Speaking in 2010, Mrs Astbury's friend and full-time carer Ron Street said: "I am downright furious.
This has prompted a highly devoted following on Spotify – when the users' Discover Weekly playlists arrived late due to a glitch this fall, people were downright furious.
"Aircraft like the Lockheed F-104 Starfighter and the Convair B-58 Hustler supersonic bomber might have been fast, furious and downright thrilling to fly on a good day," says Glancey, "yet both have accident rates to match: the Starfighter was known as the 'Widowmaker', while a fifth of all Hustlers were lost to accidents".
She shows how priggish, censorious and downright absurd "the language police" can be, and she does so with furious logic.
10.50pm BST 90+1 min: It's a measure of how downright German the Germans are that Manuel Neuer and his defenders were absolutely furious with each other for allowing Brazil to score that late goal.
Choi, meanwhile, is downright scary as this seemingly unstoppable force for evil - implacable when he kills, furious when he is defeated, sneeringly amused when he figures out Kim's plan and plots his own revenge.
