By the end the father learns that clinging to feelings of fury is a delusion.
TINA: And could you discuss your feelings of fury and melancholy when your husband, um, strayed?
The feelings of fury aroused by diehard Castilians on the other side can be just as absurd.
Still, the book ripples with exuberance: she convincingly evokes her teenage feelings of fury and joy, and the small details of the way she experienced unfamiliar places for the first time.
As with 9/11, the attacks the group plotted, including an aborted plan to kill Vice President Andrew Johnson, were particularly bold and shocking, and the public was roiled with feelings of fury, grief and fear.
Instead, she described the work as "a classic old-fashioned Victorian English ghost story" possessed of the moral that "you have to let the dead go; you have to bury your feelings of fury and revenge".
But what I will say is that if you are young and you are experiencing feelings of fury and heartbreak about the result, you are justified in doing so.
He did not altogether quarrel with Arendt's criticism of the weaker elements of a people in extremis, but, "to the degree that there really was weakness," he protested, "your emphasis is, so far as I can tell, completely one-sided and leaves the reader with a feeling of rage and fury".
I'm not an out-of-control person, but I can access in my work very easily a feeling of real fury.
He was terrified that the methods, force, feeling and fury of the blues were denied him as a Catholic seventh son from 1990s Mexicantown in Southwest Detroit.
