Sentence examples for feeling furious from inspiring English sources

FEELING furious at the steering wheel is now a recognised part of modern life.

I confess to feeling furious when I suspect darker motives for championing an issue.

There is a world of difference between feeling furious, then calming down and expressing your views with an emphasis that shows the other person the force of your feelings, and feeling furious and simply lashing out with your fists right away.

One reporter for Britain's Independent has apologised for his vivid account of the massacre that wasn't, pleading strangely in mitigation that he was feeling "furious" when he filed his erroneous despatch.

Gavin Kelly is chief executive of Resolution Trust TOM HOLLAND Like many another enthusiast for staying in the European Union, I was left feeling furious with David Cameron when the referendum result was announced.

One contacted Greenpeace to say that she "left the event in Edinburgh feeling furious with the government's blatant marketing of nuclear power", adding that the "participants of Talking Energy were pushed up against a wall, so they had no choice but to support a new generation of nuclear power plants".

But this year conservatives were feeling particularly furious with the establishment and with incumbents.

I wouldn't be surprised if Monica Mason, the director of the Royal Ballet, was feeling pretty furious the last couple of days.

feeling the furious flames of a recent love affair gone shithouse licking at their souls or are B).

Ads throughout the city and on the metro show a woman's red lips and trumpet that the book is "The most impressive Swedish detective novel since Stieg Larsson!" and "This Stockholm is a city of sin, feeling and furious passions that Swedish literature has never before known".

I get the feeling United are furious.