Sentence examples for extreme fury from inspiring English sources
Sir Henry and Lady Taylor suffered the extreme fury of her affection.
John Woo's Face/Off pushes hero/villain duality to manic, cackling extremes; Fury Road is powered by a vision of patriarchy and resistance.
He lamented the games "beastely fury, and extreme violence".
The idea of humiliated fury as a feeling trap might be a first step toward a theory of the emotional origins of extreme violence.
"I saw Stokes had a lot of complexity, that he could bring extreme tenderness and stark fury to a role".
In one of the most extreme expressions of nativist fury, conservative talk-show hosts and Tea Party politicians had taken to fulminating against "anchor babies," suggesting that a horde of devious Mexican mothers was slipping into the United States to give birth and cheat the system.
Haneke's frame is clear, lucid, and calm, and he is working with an actress who can draw fury out of extreme elegance and self-containment.
Gray idealises the "noiseless" and "sequestered" calm of country life, where "sober wishes never learned to stray"; Hardy disrupts the idyll, and not just by introducing the sound and fury of an extreme plot into the pastoral world.
But as with "Derailed," this book's extremes of payback, desperation and fury are best appreciated in fantasyland.
Of course, the captivating beauty and fury of the extremes of earth, wind, and fire will be paid its due.
