Sentence examples for furious about how from inspiring English sources

When Hayden read the report, he was furious about how he had been treated.

Charities that campaigned on these recent bills were furious about how they had been scuppered.

American firms are still furious about how intellectual property is treated in China.

Now, many of the guys are furious about how there's only silence about it on TV.

"I was furious about how the police and the courts treated her.

He's doing better now, with fees of up to £80,000 a year, but is furious about how he is treated.

It's only two minutes long, but it reveals something about how furious voters are over the MPs' expenses saga.

We have fast and furious debates about how to protest police tactics, but no serious debates on how to solve the real everyday problems confronting African American families.

It followed what government officials have described as a furious debate about how to handle Mr. Milosevic's first electoral defeat ever.

With neither Mr Obama nor Hillary Clinton likely to reach the required number of pledged delegates regardless, the party started a furious debate about how it was going to decide upon its eventual presidential candidate.

All of them are well reported, engagingly furious tales about how America led "coalition forces" into the quagmire which is Iraq by ignoring, as is said, "realities on the ground".