Sentence examples for even more furious from inspiring English sources

But I was even more furious with the intelligence agents.

The debate over autism was even more furious, and it resulted in a similar rapprochement.

They are even more furious this time because the production team of the play is entirely Asian.

The boys' huddle over this ceremony — so intimate, taken so seriously — frightened Fiona and made her even more furious than the wet patch on her rug.

Ayité was left even more furious after claiming that the organisers had assured Togo's players there would be no harsh consequences if they did decide to withdraw.

"I think fans would have been even more furious if she'd said because it was doing really well she'd do five more [Sookie] books," said Redfearn.

The latest installment of this phenomenally popular game gets its Android release with the furious fowl getting shipped to Rio, which apparently just makes them even more angry, what with being all caged up and everything.

In a sort of political incarnation of "Spy vs. Spy," both campaigns have managed to sneak their way onto their opponent's e-mail list -- aides to Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton declined to reveal how, or what address they were using -- which guarantees an even faster and more furious exchange.

"Here's the pitch/ here's the switch/ Put Putin on a stick and play Burn the Witch!" There's even more action in the furious, frenetic video, with dozens of artists wearing Pussy Riot's trademark balaclavas.

That makes the very occasional moments of fierce, furious action even more endorphin-packed.

His parents, as he said in a 1998 interview with The Times, "were furious, but, even more sad".