Sentence examples for express fury from inspiring English sources

Advocates for the people who died at Acteal express fury at those who dare to defend the accused.

I milled among hundreds of protestors – black and white – who had gathered for different reasons: to express fury, sadness, a desire for reform.

"It can be a way to say 'stop'; it can be a way to" express fury, he said, using a vulgar term.

Putting quotes around "Colbert" had other positive effects: it let the host express fury without becoming, as his former boss Jon Stewart occasionally was, a tiresome scourge.

Preacher after preacher stepped up to the pulpit at a sweltering Brooklyn church on Wednesday to express fury at the city's police force during the funeral of Eric Garner, who died soon after police put him in a banned chokehold.

There was little sign of momentum flagging on the fifth day of a mass campaign to occupy sections of the city and to express fury at a Chinese decision to limit voters' choices in a 2017 leadership election.

Some people wept, others expressed fury.

Carol Bell, vice-chairwoman of the Safety on Trains Action Group, expressed fury at this calculation.

But residents in the path of the network expressed fury and dismay.

President Obama, under considerable political pressure, expressed fury and vowed to intervene.

(Shelby's office is cheerfully bedecked with cartoons expressing fury at his switch).