Sentence examples for especially furious from inspiring English sources

The administration is especially furious about Iran.

One Catholic, Justice Antonin Scalia, was especially furious about the questions raised in Professor Stone's article.

Demonstrations against Israel and the United States have been especially furious in Jordan and in Egypt.

AFIC, the French private-equity association, was especially furious about Ms Senequier's proposal, not least because she didn't bother to consult it before sharing her thoughts with politicians.

On Court 2, unofficially the elite one, the play was especially furious, with a waiting list of dozens of names scribbled on a yellow legal pad.

The hand wringing has been especially furious in Athens, a liberal college town that is sometimes referred to as "the Berkeley of the South".

In fact, otters have come back so successfully that they are now arousing the ire of fishermen, and especially fisheries, furious at the animal's ability to clear an artificially stocked lake of prize fish in a matter of days.

The shop owner is furious, especially when all the shelves in the shop collapse!

Murphy had not consulted with them, and Holston was furious, especially since the trial had only just ended.

The shelling was especially random and furious around the town of Kifri; on Wednesday, an Iraqi shell killed three Kurds, including a baby.

His campaign donors said they were especially shocked and furious because a week ago the congressman attributed his online travails to a "vast right-wing conspiracy," a contributor who spoke with him said.